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Charles River Dog Training Club, Inc.
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Charles River Dog Training Club, Inc.
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Just like the owners of purebred dogs, owners of mixed-breed dogs have several options for earning obedience titles.
The American Mixed-Breed Obedience Registration (AMBOR) was established in 1983 as the first organization to offer obedience titles for mixed-breed dogs. In 1994, AMBOR reached an agreement with the United Kennel Club (UKC) to allow mixed-breed dogs in UKC events. Dogs must be registered with UKC to participate.
Registered mixed-breed dogs can show at Australian Shepherd Club of America (ASCA) obedience trials as well.
The Mixed Breed Dog Clubs of America (MBDCA) is a non-profit dog club and national registry for owners of mixed-breed dogs. All dogs registered must be spayed or neutered. MBDCA awards titles in obedience, tracking, and other dog competitions. The obedience titles are MB-CD, MB-CDX, MB-UD, MB-UDX. Also, handicapped purebred dogs may compete with a verterinarian�s certificate stating the dog is capable of doing the work. Titles are earned by competing at fun matches under MBDCA approved judges.
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