If you're not sure which health screening schemes apply to your breed you can find out more information in the health section of our Breeds A to Z.

Since agility was first introduced at Crufts 1978, its structure has remained almost the same. It's a form of dog competition, where the dog's fitness and the handler's ability to train and direct the ...

Some brachycephalic dogs and flat-faced breeds may be more at risk of certain health problems, syndromes and symptoms that can lead to suffering, frequent trips to the vet or expensive surgery. Find ...

One of the most important showcase events for agility in the UK takes place every December at London International Horse Show. Each year, the country's most talented agility dogs and handlers vie in ...

It is one of a number of lysosomal storage diseases. Lysosomes are structures within cells that are responsible for breaking down and recycling unwanted cellular components and produce a number of key ...

Brought to you by The Kennel Club in partnership with Weatherbys. Testing your dog for all your breed’s recommended DNA tests can be time consuming, expensive and sometimes confusing. The Kennel Club ...

The condition is caused by a quantitative or qualitative deficiency of von Willebrand factor (vWF), a protein that plays a central role in blood clotting. Von Willebrand's disease vWD usually comes in ...

CSNB is an inherited, degenerative disease caused by a defect in the gene RPE65, which encodes a protein that plays a crucial role in vision. The clinical effects include night blindness and a loss of ...

AON is an inherited neurological disorder characterised by a weakness in the hind limbs, eventually leading to weakness in the front limbs. Neurological signs of this condition seem to progress ...

This judge has been approved to award Challenge Certificates to the following breed(s) and approved to judge the relevant group(s) as listed below.

This judge has been approved to award Challenge Certificates to the following breed(s) and approved to judge the relevant group(s) as listed below.