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DSFCA 2008 Specialty

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2008 DSFCA Specialty

October 3rd, 4th, and 5th 2008

Manalapan, New Jersey


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The Future of Dog Breeding


This is the Home page for the Members of the Danish/Swedish Farmdogs of America, Inc. (DSFCA). 

If you are not a member you can read more about the types of memberships and requirements of membership by clicking on the links to the left. To learn about the Danish/Swedish Farmdog please use the following links.

Featured Farmdog


Annika's Joaquin "Frisco", TDI


Danish-Swedish Farmdogs can do many things. One of the most rewarding things Frisco and I have had the pleasure of getting involved with is Therapy dog work. We are sponsored by Therapy Dogs International (TDI).


Farmdogs are natural for this because of the great temperament they have, and their great desire to please. Only dogs that can pass a 10 part test on obedience and temperament can become certified as therapy dogs.

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DSFCA  2nd National Breed Specialty Weekend 
November 9-11 2007, Claremont, CA

2nd National Breed Specialty

Hosting our 2nd National Breed Specialty, DSFCA sponsored a weekend of winners and farmdog fun.  Our event exceeded last years attendance, setting a record of thirty-one Danish/Swedish Farmdogs, of which twenty-seven participated in the breed specialty show.  Farmdog families traveled from Connecticut, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Texas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Washington, Alaska, and California to participate in this special event.  What a joy it was to see so many farmdogs and their families all in one place!

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Help DSFCA Stop AB1634
CA Healthy Pets Act


AB 1634 requires that all dogs be spayed or neutered by six months of age unless the dog qualifies for a special permit. Many Farmdogs would not qualify. The US breeding program has its roots in California and nearly 30% of the breed’s population resides there. This legislation is detrimental to the US breeding program and could over time contribute to extinction of the breed in the US, especially if similar legislation is passed across the country.  more information . . .


Flora - 1st  US Farmdog
Agerhoenen's Flora Floede Karamel "Flora"

The first Danish/Swedish Farmdog to come to the United States from Denmark in 1998.
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