We are excited to announce not one, but TWO hunting events planned for this fall!

Check out the following links for details:

Grouse Camp – October 2021

Prairie Camp – November 2021

Hope to see you there!

KlM-GNA is busy planning events for the 2021 calendar.

The Annual Membership Meeting has been scheduled in February, our VJP in April and our HZP in September.  Also in the works are a possible VGP, as well as 1 (maybe 2?!) hunting get-togethers in October and/or November.  Not to mention various training events that may pop up this summer.  Be sure to check our Calendar page under News & Events for details!

The F.C.I. recently released the newly revised Breed Standard for the Kleine Munsterlander. This is good news for our club and our beloved breed! Visit the F.C.I. Breed Standard page to view the new standard. Revisions are indicated with bold font.

F.C.I. Breed Standard (rev. 14.11.2019)

Photo credit: Denise Heath

KlM-GNA is proud to announce that we are hosting our first HZP and IMP-B tests!

Fifteen dogs will be testing in Wapello, IA over Sept. 8-10, 2017.  A corresponding breed show will also be held during the weekend.

Special thanks to all those who volunteered their time and effort to organize this testing weekend and best of luck to all handlers & their dogs!

We would like to share that Ken Bremer has been awarded the Silver Union Badge from KlM-D (Germany) for his service and tireless work to communicate between KlM-D & KlM-GNA and for his help in facilitating the smooth establishment of GNA into KlM-D!
Please join us in Congratulating Ken!!

Well done and thank you for all that you do!

A new article has been posted on the Members-only side of the website.  A very interesting article about the decision to remove or not remove dew claws.  Have a look and give it some thought!

Membership confirmation letter, JGHV

On December 22, 2015, President John Liscovitz received the attached letter confirming KlM-GNA as a new member in the JGHV (German Versatile Hunting Dog Association).  What is the JGHV? According to the JGV-USA, the U.S. affiliate of the JGHV,

“The JGHV is the umbrella organization of all versatile hunting dog clubs in Germany. They have been largely responsible for the success of the German performance based breeding system by providing standardized tests for all versatile hunting dogs. Existing for almost a century now, JGHV testing standards bind all breeding organizations, including those represented here in the U.S. By evaluating the breeding quality of dogs through examination of their performance record and that of their offspring, German breeders consistently produce dogs most suitable for the modern foot hunter. These dogs exhibit a high degree of cooperation and trainability coupled with an ability to handle any game you desire to hunt.”

The most significant consequence of this new membership for KlM-GNA is that we can now organize our own JGHV tests, whether the VJP, HZP, VGP or any of the specialty tests which evaluate specific aspects of a versatile hunting dog’s skills (e.g. blood tracking, retrieving game, independent search, etc.).

For more informaton, contact Secretary Ken Bremer (kwbremer@gmail.com).