The Benevolent Fund was started in 1961 primarily to assist members who were ill and, if necessary, to care for their dogs. Mrs Elizabeth Knowles became Administrator in 1968, a position she held until her death in 2003. During her time in office, the Area Representative scheme came into operation under the umbrella of the…
As passed at the Annual General Meeting 2007 Note: “DOG” refers to dog or bitch. Papillon/Phalene. Members should consider the welfare of their dogs, and the breed above any personal gain or profit. Members should only breed from Papillons/Phalenes which are temperamentally and physically healthy. No bitch should be mated at more than two consecutive…
As approved by the Kennel Club on 16th May 2019 1. NAME AND OBJECTIVESThis Club shall be called “The Papillon (Butterfly Dog) Club”, its objects being to promote interest in the breed and to ensure adherence to true type, as described in the approved standard, the object of the Club is to be a club…
The Papillon (Butterfly Dog) Club (established 1923) is an organisation for all those interested in the breed of Toy Dog known as the Papillon (or the drop eared type known as the Phalene). The club was established to promote the interests of the Breed and to ensure adherence to true type as stated in the…
All members of the Papillon (Butterfly Dog) Club undertake to abide by its general Code of Ethics. Club members will… properly house, feed, water and exercise all dogs under their care and arrange for appropriate veterinary attention if and when required. agree without reservation that any veterinary surgeon performing an operation on any of their…
PRESIDENT: VACANT CHAIRMAN: Mr Tony HeadleyVICE CHAIRMAN: Kat Milroy SECRETARY: Mrs Chris Headley TREASURER: Kat Milroy (01449 723335) COMMITTEE:Mr Aiden Foynes, Mrs Mandy Keown, Melanie Mann, Mrs Angela Matthews, Mrs Lynsey Slater ADMINISTRATORSBenevolent Fund Administrator: Kat Milroy (01449 723335)Show Manager: Aiden FoynesCup Steward: VACANTStall Manager: Mrs Chris AndersonNewsletter Editor: Mrs Lynsey Slater ADMINISTRATORS (non-committee roles)Show…
Reproduced from an article by Mrs R Wood-Davis first published in Dog World April 1998. In the early 1900s a few ladies, already well known and successful in other toy breeds, started to take an interest in Papillons and were importing from Belgium and Holland. By 1923 there were sufficient devotees of the breed to…
