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kennel club
noun
- an association of dog breeders, usually concerned only with certain breeds of dogs.
Word History and Origins
Origin of kennel club1
Example Sentences
The American Kennel Club maintains it is not a Berman customer.
At Westminster Kennel Club, wire fox terrier Sky wins Best in Show.
The Puppy Bowl would be a good obvious choice, with the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show as a close second.
He called her a name highly proper in a kennel club, but inappropriate to the boudoir.
He said its pedigree was on record in the Kennel Club, and that it was a well-known dog.
That such dogs would win—say at a Kennel Club Show—could not be entertained for a moment.
"Well, he's rated at a thousand dollars in the records of the Kennel Club," answered Dick.
Through the narrow streets, gay with the fluttering streamers of the Kennel Club gold and green, they went.
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