Oshkosh Kennel Club

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Oshkosh Kennel Club was established in 1963.  We offer  training classes in Obedience, Rally, Conformation and Agility.  All classes are taught by qualified and experience instructors who are actively involved in dog training and showing.  Instructors attend various seminars to provide the latest information to their classes.   

Obedience classes are offered to all dog owners.  Basic classes are recommended for owners to teach their pets to be better companions and "citizens".  Advanced classes are available for those wishing to prepare their dogs for AKC obedience titles.  Agility classes available to those with dogs that can work off lead and are looking for a fun and fast paced sport with their dog.  In conformation class the owners of purebred dogs are taught the techniques for successful showing of their animals in AKC licensed conformation shows. 

The OKC holds two licensed shows and a sanctioned match every year.  The first show is usually the third Saturday in January and the second the third Saturday in May. Both have the reputation for being among the finest in the area.  Our match is held mid March.

Periodically the Oshkosh Kennel Club offers a Canine Good Citizen Test open to all dogs.  By demonstrating that their dog is trained in the basic aspects of obedience and good citizenship a dog receives the privilege of using the AKC title "CGC" after its name.

The Oshkosh Kennel Club is also a member of the Wisconsin Dog Federation. The Wisconsin Dog Federation is an organization engaged in educational and legislative activities for the promotion of the welfare of dogs. 

The Oshkosh Kennel Club is a nonprofit organization with the following objectives:  To advance the study, breeding and exhibiting of all breeds of purebred dogs.  To provide information to the public about the breeding, registration, exhibiting and sale of all breeds of purebred dogs.  To conduct dog shows, obedience trials and sanctioned matches under the rules of the American Kennel Club. To maintain standards of breeding and registration for the protection and advancement of all breeds of purebred dogs under the rules of the American Kennel Club.  To institute and conduct classes in the procedures necessary for exhibiting in the conformation, obedience, rally and agility rings.