Our Events

Crufts is the world's greatest dog show; featuring unique dog events, competitions and the world famous best in show.

Can't decide between a Labrador and a Lhasa Apso? Come to the Discover Dogs area at Crufts and meet over 200 pedigree breeds!

One of the world’s largest dog agility events, attracting thousands of competitors and spectators.

Taking place every December as part of the London International Horse Show, this is one of the most important showcase events in the UK agility calendar.

Enter to win great prizes, including the chance to have your photography displayed at The Kennel Club Art Gallery in London.

There are five field trial championships each year. View the results and learn how your dog can enter.

These dog shows are ideal for someone new to the world of pedigree dogs. Come along, take part and see what dog showing is all about.

The Kennel Club Hero Dog Award, takes place at Crufts each year. It celebrates the unique relationship people have with their dogs. Nominations are now open for the 2025 award

The competition is open to all parliamentarians' dogs. It celebrates the unique bond between man and dog and aims to promote responsible dog ownership.

Each year, The Kennel Club sends competitors to both the European Open Championships and the World Championships to represent the UK.

These awards celebrate some of the world’s finest researchers and scientists whose work has had a positive impact on the health and well-being of dogs.

The Kennel Club Roadshow attends a broad range of events across the country, including a selection of championship shows, promoting our valuable work.

Scruffts is the nation’s favourite crossbreed competition and is a great way to enjoy time with your dog and family.

We are delighted to announce that the inaugural Senedd Dog of the Year competition will be held in May 2024, taking place at Britannia Park in Cardiff.

Learn how to enter the tests and training days, plus information for spectators.

The competition is open to all parliamentarians' dogs. It celebrates the unique bond between man and dog - and aims to promote responsible dog ownership.

The Kennel Club's annual working trials championships are usually held in late October and are the most prestigious of working trials events, featuring the most successful dogs from past year.

Young Kennel Club dog training days are aimed at all dog lovers, especially children, and include different dog activities, including fun agility and pet dog training.