The Novosibirsk Regional Club of Service Dog Breeding is a cynological club, organized in 1929. Located in the Zaeltsovsky district of Novosibirsk . It is part of the Russian Cynological Federation .
| Novosibirsk Regional Service Dog Breeding Club | |
|---|---|
| Base | 1929 |
| Location |  Russia : Novosibirsk |
History
In 1929, a section club for official dog breeding was created under the Siberian Regional Council of OSOAVIAHIM , the organization was to reproduce dog breeds, prepare them for the needs of the national economy and the army, train specialists in dog breeding, and help police in maintaining public order.
In 1939, the import of dogs from other countries was interrupted. To help the police in combating crime, dog training brigades are organized, and propaganda teams were created to promote service dog breeding, in which pioneers with trained dogs were involved. They performed in pioneer homes, schools and parks, instilled in people a good attitude towards animals. Soon, a circle of dog breeders was founded at the Palace of Pioneers, in which members of the KCC held classes.
In the early 1940s, the club consisted of more than 500 people. During the Great Patriotic War, the club trained instructors in official dog breeding, trained saboteurs for dogs, tank destroyers , search dogs and orderlies for the Soviet Army.
Activities
The club improves pedigree work with service and rare breeds of dogs, trains dog breeders, organizes military-patriotic work among young people. Some members of the club donate trained dogs to the police and frontier troops, are sent to serve in the army with their pets.
Sporting Achievements
Under the leadership of V.T. Serebryansky, the first Novosibirsk trainer in all-around dog trainers with dogs, the Novosibirsk team became one of the best in the Soviet Union . From 1975 to 1990, under the leadership of his successor I. A. Dubson, the Novosibirsk Region became 6 times the champion of the Russian Federation.
The club prepared 11 masters of sports of the USSR, 11 champions of Russia, 20 candidates for masters of sports of the USSR, over 200 sportsmen-sportsmen.
Leaders
Since 1929 (2002 data):
- I.I. Strizhichenko
- M. A. Buryagin
- V.V. Burkalina
- L.V. Kolokolova
- B. F. Kikhtenko
- S. D. Sudakov
Rewards
In 1999, the club was awarded the medal three times by Hero of the Soviet Union A.I. Pokryshkin [1] .
Notes
- ↑ Lamin V.A. Encyclopedia. Novosibirsk - Novosibirsk: Novosibirsk Book Publishing House, 2003. - S. 414. - 1071 p. - ISBN 5-7620-0968-8 .