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List of parent clubs approved by AKC to list the TT Staffordshire Terrier Club of America www.amstaff.org Black Russian Terrier Club of America http://www.brtca.org Giant Schnauzer Club of America http://www.giantschnauzerclubofamerica.com American Belgian Malinois Club http://www.malinoisclub.com/abmc Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of America http://www.sbtca.com Akita Club of America https://www.akitaclub.org American Bouvier des Flandres Club http://www.bouvier.org German Pinscher Club of America https://germanpinscher.org American Hairless Terrier Club of America http://www.ahtca.info/index.html Kuvasz Club of America www.kuvaszclubofamerica.org American Rottweiler Club http://www.amrottclub.org/ Irish Red & White Setter Association of America http://www.irishredwhitesetterassociation.com/ Cane Corso Association of America https://www.canecorso.org/ Parson Russell Terrier Association of America http://www.prtaa.org/ Chinese Shar-Pei Club of America http://www.cspca.com Belgian Sheepdog Club of America http://bsca.info/ Bull Terrier Club of America http://www.btca.com/ Great Dane Club of America http://www.gdca.org/ American Belgian Tervuren Club https://www.abtc.org/ Berger Picard Club of America www.picards.us Saluki Club of America www.salukiclub.org American Dutch Shepherd Association https://www.americandutchshepherdassoc.org/ Alaskan Malamute Club of America www.alaskanmalamute.org Mastiff Club of America https://themastiffclubofamerica.com/ Briard Club of America http://briardclubofamerica.org/bca Australian Cattle Dog Club of America www.acdca.org Bulldog Club of America www.bulldogclubofamerica.org Bedlington Terrier Club of America https://www.bedlingtonamerica.com/ American Belgian Laekenois Association http://belgianlaekenoisclub.us/index.html Border Collie Society of America https://www.bordercolliesociety.com/ Schipperke Club of America https://www.schipperkeclub-usa.org/ Kai Ken Society of America http://kaisociety.org/ Leonberger Club of America https://www.leonbergerclubofamerica.com/ Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of the United States http://www.rrcus.org/ Welsh Terrier Club of America https://welshterrier.org/ West Highland White Terrier Club of America http://www.westieclubamerica.com/ Standard Schnauzer Club of America http://www.standardschnauzer.org Great Pyrenees Club of America http://www.gpcaonline.org/ American Black and Tan Coonhound Club http://www.abtcc.com/ Dogue De Bordeaux Society of America https://www.ddbsa.org/ American Boxer Club https://americanboxerclub.org/ Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Club of America http://www.gsmdca.org Dalmatian Club of America https://dalmatianclubofamerica.org/ Updated 1/31/2020 .

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