- What is a Breed Council?
- The CFA Breed Councils were established in 1970 to serve as an advisory body on breed standards
to the CFA Executive Board. Each of the breeds recognized by CFA for championship competition has its own Breed Council and
Breed Council Secretary.
The CFA Breed Councils are comprised of individuals experienced in their chosen breed/division section, and who meet other eligibility requirements established by the CFA Executive Board. Each Breed Council channels opinions and suggestions from the individual breeder to the Board through the specific breed secretary, and the breed standard is updated as the breed progresses. From time to time, each breed council also updates its breed profile, a more informal introduction to the breed.
- How can I join the Breed Council?
- You must meet the requirements specified by CFA, and submit a membership application.
- Current secretary
- The current Breed Council secretary for the 2007-2008 term is Nancy Petersen.
She can be reached via e-mail at:
goliada@aol.com
- Breed Council Polls
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- 2007 Breed Council Poll - Proposals and Results
- 2006 Breed Council Poll - Proposals and Results
- 2005 Breed Council Poll - Proposals and Results
- 2004 Breed Council Poll - Proposals and Results
- 2003 Breed Council Poll - Proposals and Results
- 2002 Breed Council Poll - Proposals and Results
- Reports from the Breed Council secretary