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• Australian National Kennel Council
  The '''Australian National Kennel Council''' ('''ANKC''') is the official all-breed <ref>Although to date no single k The current chairman of the Australian National Kennel Council is Hugh Gent, who has recently announced his impending resignation.
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• Australian National Kennel Council/Definition
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• Australian National Kennel Council/Approval
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• Australian National Kennel Council/External Links
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• Australian National Kennel Council/Related Articles
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• Dog/External Links
  **[http://www.ankc.aust.com/breeds_by_group.html Australian National Kennel Council]
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• ANKC
  #REDIRECT [[Australian National Kennel Council]]
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• Australian National Kennel Council
  The '''Australian National Kennel Council''' ('''ANKC''') is the official all-breed <ref>Although to date no single k The current chairman of the Australian National Kennel Council is Hugh Gent, who has recently announced his impending resignation.
  1 KB (143 words) - 18:32, 16 April 2008
• Kennel club/Related Articles
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• Royal New South Wales Canine Council/Related Articles
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• Royal New South Wales Canine Council
  ...eeding|breeder]]s and [[dog fancy|fancier]]s. It is an affiliate of the [[Australian National Kennel Council]] (ANKC).
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• Kennel club
  The governing body is the [[Australian National Kennel Council]]. The ANKC's function is largely administrative: it controls breed stand
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• Australia/Related Articles
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• Australian Silky Terrier
  Notwithstanding that this breed is in the toy group, the [[Australian National Kennel Council]] [[breed standard]] specifies that the Australian Silky "should display Te
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• Selective breeding/Related Articles
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• Toy dog
  ...errier]], for example, is in [[Terrier Group|Group 2, Terrier]]s, in the [[Australian National Kennel Council|ANKC]]. It was slated for placement in Group 1, Toys, but quickly reclassi
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• Purebred
  ...n which would limit the breeding of dogs to persons registered under the [[Australian National Kennel Council]] and its affiliates. The state parliament of Victoria is also considering
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• Breed-specific legislation
  ...at would prohibit the breeding of any breed of dog not recognized by the [[Australian National Kennel Council]], or restrict or prohibit the propagation of some breeds. (on the basis th
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• Miniature Fox Terrier
  ...St. Ives Showground to discuss the parameters of the breed and possible [[Australian National Kennel Council]] (ANKC) recognition. <ref> This meeting has been confirmed independently ...reed club]]. For these dog owners, official recognition of the dog by the Australian National Kennel Council was the most important of their goals. At that time, challenges to the name
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