SNC logo The Southern Newfoundland Club
President: Mrs. Pamela Cross-Stern
WORKING SHOWING WELFARE

Latest Issue
Newf News February 2009 cover
sent to our members


Next SNC Water Tests

Certified Water Tests
Sections A - E

at Grangewaters
South Ockenden, Essex.

Sunday 16 August 2009

Super venue - Everyone welcome

Welcome to the SNC web site

The Southern Newfoundland Club (SNC) was formed in 2008 and is now registered with the Kennel Club and recognised as a UK Breed Club.

The club aims to promote, protect and preserve the Newfoundland dog breed by the involvement of the Club and our growing membership in Working, Showing and Welfare activities.

We are particularly keen on encouraging participation and involvement by our junior members so we feature prominently their results and achievements on this site. The site has undergone a recent redesign and will have new pictures and other features added regularly ... so please visit often! Our content is produced largely from the photographs and information provided by our members so please send in your pictures, comments and suggestions to:

web@southernnewfoundlandclub.co.uk

SNC Fun Day flyer

SNC First Open Show flyer
pdf icon Download our Membership Application form

pdf icon Download a Membership Renewal form
Health Forum

In 2009 the Health forum is researching CANCER in Newfoundlands. This will commence with a pilot questionnaire and conclude with a booklet of our findings that will be made available to every member of the Club.

We hope you will assist us in this most sensitive subject.

 


Puppy Availability

Members are reminded to contact Diana Vincent, our Puppy Liaison Officer, to let her know about your newly arrived or expected litters. We strongly urge prospective new Newfoundland owners to read our puppy advice page and likewise get in touch with Diana.

Only by making sure that we know about availability can we discourage enquirers from finding their way to the 'puppy farmers' which can be so detrimental to our breed ... and really hard on new owners when they don't have the benefit of support, the health checks and ethical standards which the SNC strive to encourage.

Contact Diana Vincent