Photos from FL-AL TOY BREEDS CLUB 2023 SHOW
MARCH 4 & MARCH 5, 2023

 Florida-Alabama Toy Breeds Club Donates Dog Beds

September 2024

 Florida-Alabama Toy Breeds Club Donates Canine Vests

The Florida-Alabama Toy Breeds Club having recently become licensed, determined as one of its missions is to reach and help all canines, including service dogs. To achieve this mission, they have held several fund raisers and 2 dog shows, contributing the profits to the purchase of a vest.

Finding out the Mobile Police Department's K-9 unit was in need of a bullet proof vest for one of their K-9 officers, the club was excited to present the vest to Lawrence Battiste, Assistant Chief of Police, Mobile Police Department. On hand were 2 fellow police officers (far left), which coincided with a G.R.E.A.T (Gang Resistance and Education Training) program event. On hand to present the vest were several club members including President, Durwood Headley, Club secretary, Jean Headley, Cheryl Schoenfeld and Sharon Emmons, Club Members.

Because of being called into duty, Canine Officer Oscar, a German Shepherd, and his human partner were unable to attend this event. This picture was made the day before.

The Fl-AL Toy Breeds Club has also donated dog food to various shelters, raised money for the Louisiana Flood Victims and helped a club member/handler when his van and trailer were destroyed.

Thru funds raised from Dog Show raffles, the Club has now been able to present a second vest.

Third Vest - 2024

The Florida -Alabama Toy Breeds club has once again presented a K9 Officer with a protective vest to wear in the line of duty. Our goal is to support K9 officers in our region of Mobile, Baldwin counties in Alabama and Escambia, Santa Rosa counties in Florida. We also look for other canine related areas and support them.

This year we donated to the Saraland Police Department of Saraland, Alabama.

In front, Saraland Police Officer Collette Little works with Bartje, a Police Dog, KG with Saraland's Public Safety Department. Bartje is shown wearing a safety protection vest donated by the Florida-Alabama Toy Breeds Club. The presentation was given by the club's representative, Sharon Emmons. during the City Council's June 24 meeting. 

Back row left to right are City Councilman Wayne Biggs, City Councilwoman Dr. Veronica Hudson, Sharon Emmons, Mayor Dr. Howard Rubenstein, City Council President Joe McDonald, and Public Safety Director, J.C. West.
Photo by Emmett Burnett

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*** FL-AL TOY BREEDS CLUB 2023 SHOW NEWS ***
SHOW DATES: MARCH 4 & MARCH 5, 2023
The 2023 FL-AL Toy Breeds Club Dog Show will be held in conjunction with the Pensacola Dog Fanciers Association Dog Show at the Escambia County Equestrian Center, located at 7750 Mobile Highway, Pensacola, Florida.

This is an exciting opportunity to show Toy Breeds, Four times in Two days. The Owner-Handler series will be active for both FL-AL Toy Breeds Club and PDFA.

The Pensacola site will also offer FAST CAT, COURSING, OBEDIENCE, RALLY OBEDIENCE, and a Friday Obedience Match. Additionally, Health Clinics including Eye, Cardiology, Patella, and Microchip. FL-AL Raffle with exciting raffle items. CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES.

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SHOW DATES:  MARCH 5 & MARCH 6, 2022

 
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ENTRIES CLOSE FEBUARY 16, 2022

The 2022 FL-AL Toy Breeds Club Dog Show will be held in conjunction with the Pensacola Dog Fanciers Association Dog Show at the Escambia County Equestrian Center, located at 7750 Mobile Highway, Pensacola, Florida.

Register for the Show at www.barayevents.com OR www.infodog.com,  registration for entries closes on 2-16-2022.

This is an exciting opportunity to show Toy Breeds, Four times in Two days.  The Owner-Handler series will be active for both FL-AL Toy Club and PDFA.

Saturday only, Beginner 4-6 Month Puppy Class. The Pensacola site will also offer FAST CAT, OBEDIENCE, and RALLY OBEDIENCE. Additionally, Health Clinics including Eye, Cardiology, Patella, Microchip, and the Red Hill Animal Reproduction Specialties.

 The Equestrian Center will host

IABCA( International All Breed Canine Association, Inc. shows Thursday-Friday March 3-4, 2022

Previous Shows held March 6-7, 2021 

Also that weekend were the AKC Fast Cat (Coursing Ability Test) competition in Pensacola, Fl. on 3/06/21

Riverview Ringleader Irish Mist "Sonny Boy" Owned by Ben and Cheryl Schoenfeld, Ringleader Cavaliers

AKC CH Acadiana Pathway To Victory For Ringleader "Cheyenne"

Owned by Ben and Cheryl Schoenfeld, Ringleader Cavaliers