Shikoku Dog Club

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• [Deleted User]

  May 2007 edited November -1

  I don't own a Shikoku, but I would love helping organize health records and keeping a database of occurances and verfied (vet verified and documented) health and temperament problems or issues (even witnessed to see a syndrome?). But I think there may be someone far more qualified to do this as I don't own a Skikoku. I a would be happy to help. You all on the forum seem very attentive to your dogs:-}}}
  
  Britain
• jenbrunenkant

  May 2007 edited November -1

  
  Peggy,
  

  
  I'll help with anything.  Areas of strength are organization and economics.
  
• Michelle M

  May 2007 edited November -1

  
  LOL! I should've read this post before adding my comments to the AKC recognition one!
  

  
  Yes, Peggy! I'm game.
  
• BradA1878

  May 2007 edited November -1

  
  I would love to help - I can help w/ the website as well... I have a CMS [content management system] that I wrote - I think it would probably help you manage the content of the site more easily.
  

  
  

  
  
  
• ddowdemers

  May 2007 edited November -1

  
  I'll help too.
  
• [Deleted User]

  May 2007 edited November -1

  Do you think I can join w/o even having a family member of a Shikoku???
  
  Humbly,
  Britain
• Hondru_

  May 2007 edited November -1

  I would be more involved, but I'm Canadian, so I don't know how that would bode for me...
• jenbrunenkant

  May 2007 edited November -1

  It could be called the Shikoku Club of North America, thereby eliminating the concerns that the initials are the same as the National Shiba Club.  The International Shikoku Club - if we wanted to include members from Europe and Japan.
• Shikoku1

  May 2007 edited November -1

  
  Thanks for everyone's support!  It was originally my intention to create a club that is open to anyone who is interested in the protection and preservation of the Shikoku dog  (ownership of the breed is not required).  Also because of the breed's UKC status, I also wanted the scope of the club to include all of North America.  The Pres. of National Shiba Club of America [NSCA]recently contacted me and asked if we can change the name of the club from National Shikoku Club of America [NSCA] to something else.  I think the abbreviation is the concern.  She suggested the Shikoku Club of America [SCA].  I like the sound of Shikoku Club of North America[SCNA], Jen.
  
• ShikokuSpirit

  May 2007 edited May 2007

  Yeah, the SCNA seems to fit better, there doesn't seem to be any other canine organizations under that abbr.
• Michelle M

  May 2007 edited November -1

  That sounds like a great name.
• Hondru_

  May 2007 edited November -1

  I like that.  I'm willing to help.
• clipfox

  June 2007 edited November -1

  I'll help.
• JuraiAkitaInu

  June 2007 edited November -1

  
  My idea for the name:
  

  
  Shikoku Beikoku Hozonkai (American Shikoku Club) or just SBH for short.
  
• ShikokuSpirit

  June 2007 edited November -1

  
  Oh you mean, like BSA (Beikoku Shiba Inu Aikokai)? Tis a separate association though from the National Shiba Inu Club of America. Only Nippo registered would be allowed.
  

  
  If we were to do a name like that I would think that all our Shikoku should also be Nippo registered. OR, if we all agree, we can still use a SBH as brad suggested (I like having it in Japanese) and keep it completely SEPARATE from AKC, never intergrate.
  

  
  Peggy were you planning on intergrating with AKC eventually with this particular club?
  

  
  -starts separate topic for a vote-
  

  
  Brad, I know that the Akita have a specialty, I think at the same place the BSA specialty was this past March (I was there! Tis Japanese style showing and judging with Japanese judge). Is the Akita specialty there (South Gardena Park) also separate from AKC, like a Beikoku Akita Honzonkai???