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Antietam
Creek Samoyed Club
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Antietam
Creek Samoyed Club
Activities |
| Though of Arctic origins, the
Samoyed is not "just a sled dog." And although they are certainly beautiful,
they are not "just show dogs."
The Samoyed is known as a "jack-of-all-trades" breed. According to the Samoyed Club of America they are "more than just a pretty face." Samoyeds were originally developed
to work for a living, and they still can!
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The Antietam Creek Samoyed Club
promotes the preservation of the Samoyed breed's varied instincts through
participation in many different activities.
Past events include pack hikes, sledding experience days, fun matches, herding instinct tests, obedience classes, agility demonstrations, funsie days, grooming demonstrations, Santa photo shoots and information booths. Members also enjoy a summer picnic and an annual awards dinner. |
| Some members of the club are
active in conformation and obedience showing and are members of the Samoyed
Club of America. Many of them attend the SCA's National Specialty show
on a regular basis.
The Antietam Creek Samoyed Club
hosted the 2000 National Specialty, located in Frederick, Maryland.
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