Monthy Meetings
Plan to join us in 2021 for monthly meetings. Until further notice, find us on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7PM at the K9 Center of East Tennessee. We typically have an educational speaker. Please be mindful when attending by wearing a mask over your nose and distancing.
April Meeting
Dogs that Changed the World: Part 1Arpil 20 7PM
Guest and dogs are always welcome! Board Meets at 6PM We tried to view this last month, but it just wasn't meant to be. So let's give it another shot. Join us for Part One viewing of Dogs that changed the World. NATURE’s two-part special Dogs That Changed the World tells the epic story of the wolf’s evolution, how “man’s best friend” changed human society and how we in turn have radically transformed dogs. 
The nominating committee recommends the following slate of members in advance of our annual elections, to be voted on at our May Meeting.
We welcome and will accept nominations, from the floor, for our officers and board positions at this April meeting. Please remember that anyone who is nominated from the floor must be present to accept or the nominating person must have a written statement from the nominee that they accept the nomination.
Agility Trial, Saturday & Sunday
The Great Smoky Mountain WeekendOctober 29, 30 & 31Conformation, Obedience, Rally and Fast CAT and more!Details coming soon
A RETROSPECTIVE ON LEARNING ANDTHE VALUE OF A GOOD BOOK.Thinking back on the many events we experienced in 2020 there was one major change that made me think back to my elementary school days. In 2020 we saw a world where "virtual learning" became a catchphrase for our youth. On every level from elementary school, all the way through colleges and universities students were now taking all of their classes online or through virtual teaching via skype or some type of live streaming. I guess in some ways this is a testament to how far technology has progressed over the past half of the century. On the other hand, it may be a reflection on how technology has replaced the hard work and research that many of us born and raised in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s experienced.
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We want to know what you wantto know?Meet some of our members
Pat Symons, Member
Katherine( Kitty) Hamilton Berns,
Member
Beth Jernigan, Member |
I like being with other dog people. We are a unique breed in ourselves.
Janis Flaherty - TVKC Vice President