Genesee Region Newfoundland Club

Genesee Region Newfoundland Club (GRNC) was first approved as a Regional Club under the parent organization the Newfoundland Club of America (NCA) in 1971. As one of twenty three NCA Regional Clubs across the United States - all indepedent of the NCA, GRNC seeks to further the welfare of the Newfoundland breed and act as a source of information for all lovers of the Newfoundland Dog, including the prospective puppy buyer and the new owner.

GRNC is dedicated to the betterment of the Newfoundland Dog and the breed's welfare, providing a forum for owners to gather together for training, events, education, sharing of problems and solutions. The club holds meetings several times a year throughout our regional area. We sponsor educational activities, NCA draft and water tests, AKC conformation shows and other events during the year. The club also publishes What's Newf, our newsletter with activities, member news, training experiences, photos.

GRNC strives to provide good times

in the company of your Newfs

UPCOMING EVENTS

Check out the Event Calendar

http://grnewfdogclub/eventcalendar.html

for

2019 Calendar of Events

and a new calendar feature

GRNC General Meeting

Dish to pass lunch

Sunday July 14th / 11:00 AM

Sampson State Park

6096 Route 96A Romulus, NY

Open Picnic Shelter #3

(south of the Concession Stand/Above the Marina)

The club has a busy schedule of fall activities:

Water Test, Regional Specialty Show and Draft Test

in addition to our annual tree pull.

Lots to plan / Lots to train

Plan to join us for fun in the park!

There is plenty of space for dogs crates.
Bathroom & fresh water very close to the picnic shelter

Reminder: There is a $7.00 vehicle entrance fee (or Empire Pass) to the state park.

NYS STATE PARK Pet Policy: Pets are to be supervised at all times and either be crated or on a leash not more than 6-feet in length. Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in playgrounds, buildings, golf courses, boardwalks, pools and spray-grounds or guarded beaches (this does not apply to service animals).

YOU MUST CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG!