1) Provision of rules and regulations The Korea Kennel Federation upgrades rules and regulations for breed standard, dog shows, national champions, groomers and professionals related to canine industry.
2) Registration and administration of dog pedigrees Registration and administration of dog pedigrees is the basic work that protects the pure bred dogs. Pedigrees issued by the KKF guarantee accuracy and authenticity. International certified pedigrees issued by the KKF are accepted by FCI, WUSV, AKC, KC and CKC.
3) Registration and administration of international kennel names A kennel name is family name of a dog. The international kennel name that has produced many distinguished dogs becomes famous within the canine world.
4) Holding the international FCI and KKF dog shows The hosting of dog shows is the basic activity of the KKF that can be enjoyed by dog-loving general public as well as by professional breeders and handlers.
The first FCI international dog show organized by KKF was held in October 1994. Today, the KKF organizes around 50 dog shows per year including international FCI dog shows, AKU championship dog shows, KKF championship dog shows and special breed shows. The shows are officiated by foreign international judges and KKF judges.
5) Issuing certificates for certain professionals The KKF holds workshops and seminars and qualification test in order to train various professionals. It issues certificates for groomers, handlers, and trainers with different grades according to ability.
6) Cooperation with institutions The KKF cooperates with many universities and canine institutions in order to train young professionals, exchange information and promote canine culture.
7) Microchip operation and DNA examination With view regard to the scientific consideration management of dogs, the KKF cooperates with institutions that are authorized microchip operations and are equipped to carry out DNA examinations.
8) Pet campaign Basic activities of the KKF with regard to canine culture include public pet etiquette campaigns, campaigns to prevent the abandonment of dogs and campaigns against dog meat. The KKF contributes to the development of educational measures to encourage children and youngsters to love animals, including especially dogs. It also engages in the deployment and training of rescue dogs, guide dogs and search dogs.
9) Registration of the national Korean breed Korea Jindo Dog was finally recognized by the FCI as FCI official dog breed (No.334) in July 2005. The KKF is working for the official recognition of other native Korean dog breeds such as the Sapsari and the Pungsan Dog.
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Public relations The KKF has already published a number of books and papers related to dogs, including breed standards, text book for handlers/ groomers, periodicals and other materials. It is currently working on manuals for trainers and an agility text book.
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