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Michael Romanos · 03-11-2007, 12:43 AM

Well, it is now official and the Wellington Welsh Corgi Walking Club that I started less than three years ago, is now a real club with a president (me) and a secretary-treasurer. I am going to register the club with the NZ Kennel Club and we will become the first ever walking/social dog club in New Zealand to be officially associated with the NZKC. We will be under the heading of a 'service' club/organisation and therefore will not have to pay any fees to the NZKC but we will get valuable promotion - in print in their monthly magazine and on their website. And if anything interesting crops up such as commercial use of Corgis in the Wellington region, we will be notified first. Also if Corgi rescue is required in our region, we will also be the starting point. There could be a number of spinoffs. Our membership currently is 20 families and some 30-33 pure bred Corgis (one might be a Pem-Cardi cross).

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Online Posts: 4,692 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	03-11-2007, 12:43 AM Well, it is now official and the Wellington Welsh Corgi Walking Club that I started less than three years ago, is now a real club with a president (me) and a secretary-treasurer. I am going to register the club with the NZ Kennel Club and we will become the first ever walking/social dog club in New Zealand to be officially associated with the NZKC. We will be under the heading of a 'service' club/organisation and therefore will not have to pay any fees to the NZKC but we will get valuable promotion - in print in their monthly magazine and on their website. And if anything interesting crops up such as commercial use of Corgis in the Wellington region, we will be notified first. Also if Corgi rescue is required in our region, we will also be the starting point. There could be a number of spinoffs. Our membership currently is 20 families and some 30-33 pure bred Corgis (one might be a Pem-Cardi cross).