The New England Terrier Club was
founded in 1969 as a non-profit
organization by breeder/exhibitors of
most of the terrier breeds recognized by
the AKC. Its first meetings were held in
the Greater Boston area but the
membership quickly included serious
terrier breeders from throughout the 6
state area. The membership remains
approximately 85 people. Most of its
activities are held in Massachusetts.
The NETC's purpose is the
development and promotion of interest
in pure-bred terriers through education,
encouragement of breeding and
training, fostering of shows, exhibits
and matches, developing and
displaying all the capabilities of terriers
and dissemination of knowledge and
information to the general public.
| New England Terrier Club |
We hold 6 events during the year. Over
the years our activities have included
offering competition in Conformation,
Obedience, Earthdog and more
recently Agility and Rally. We have had
seminars on breeding, whelping,
raising puppies, evaluation of breeds,
various health and aging topics, dog
art and collectibles, what to wear in the
show ring and handling classes for the
breed ring.
the years our activities have included
offering competition in Conformation,
Obedience, Earthdog and more
recently Agility and Rally. We have had
seminars on breeding, whelping,
raising puppies, evaluation of breeds,
various health and aging topics, dog
art and collectibles, what to wear in the
show ring and handling classes for the
breed ring.
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The NETC
Best in Match - Winter Match
Judge Scott M Rutherford awarding
Best in Match to Wire Fox Terrier,
Foxhollow Sophies Choice, owed by
Andrew DiGiorgio
Judge Scott M Rutherford awarding
Best in Match to Wire Fox Terrier,
Foxhollow Sophies Choice, owed by
Andrew DiGiorgio
Best in Sweeps awarded to Wire Fox
Terrier, Foxhollow Sophies Choice by
Judge Gail Cummings.
Terrier, Foxhollow Sophies Choice by
Judge Gail Cummings.
Judge Emily Okun awarded Best Jr
Handler to Kasie Jo Lopes
Handler to Kasie Jo Lopes