Emily Brostek sits down to chat with Artist, Ron Burns. His artwork is being featured in the newest AKC Museum of the Dog exhibit, 9/11 Remembered: Search and Rescue Dogs. Watch to learn about how Ron got his start painting dogs and how 9/11 changed his approach to his artwork. Once you reserve your ticket, you will be sent an email containing the link to the video.

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Executive Director Alan Fausel sat down to chat with Peggy Reed, dog trainer and the author of "The Dogs of Camelot". The book tells the story about President John F. Kennedy and his family's lifelong love of dogs and the unparalleled canine corps they brought to the White House. If you're interested in this reading selection, it's available for purchase on the AKC Museum of the Dog store online

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AKC Museum of the Dog CEO and Executive Director, Alan Fausel interviews AKC President and CEO, Dennis Sprung on how the American Kennel Club coordinated efforts to assist the SAR handlers and dogs at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The AKC also donated much needed medical equipment and covered all veterinary bills for dogs injured at Ground Zero.

During this time the AKC launched The AKC Reunite Corporation Canine Support and Relief Fund, a charitable fund to support professional and volunteer canine search and rescue organizations.

The fund was launched with DOGNY, America’s Tribute to Search and Rescue Dogs, a hugely successful public art initiative led by AKC CEO and President, Dennis Sprung. This initiative commissioned artists to paint over 100 life-sized sculptures of a German Shepherd Dog in honor of the incredible work of SAR dogs and their handlers.

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