The CDCA is a non-profit organization whose primary objective is
to encourage and promote the breeding of pure-bred Canaan Dogs and to do all
possible to bring their natural qualities to perfection. The CDCA was
formed in 1965 with the arrival of the first four Canaan Dogs to the United
States.
The Dog Writers Association of America (DWAA) nominated the Canaan Kibitzer for a 2011 Regular Writing Competition Award, Club Publications:
National, Category 2: Club: Newsletter Format. The Kib is a club
publication — driven by your submissions — so this is an honor to
all. Special thanks to Bryna Comsky who brought us to the attention of DWAA.
silk-screen Mission scene for 2006 Specialty clothing (artwork by Carol Feldman)
What's New?
Shaar Hagai Kennels is facing a serious legal suit by the Israel
Government Lands Authority who intend to evict them and their dogs from the
place where they have been living for nearly 42 years. To find out more, visit
the Care2 Save Shaar Hagai Canaans petition site.
The 2011 CDCA National Specialty was held in
Longmont, Colorado, on June 3rd, 2011. Cathey Dunn was the Show Chair. Full
results are available.
The winners of the 2010 Member Of The Year (MOTY) and Dog Of The Year (DOTY) awards were announced at the 2011
National Specialty awards banquet on Saturday, June 4th, in Longmont,
Colorado.