Sporting Dogs
The Sporting Dog Committee was formed in 2007 and membership is open to all club members
interested in the promotion and welfare of dogs used for hunting. The primary goal of this
committee is to maintain good rabbit, quail and pheasant habitat and promote interest in
hunting dog trials. Since we include all types of hunting dogs we have had a good influx of
new members and this fact makes a strong statement about the future of Ambridge District
Sportsmen's Association (ADSA).
The ADSA Sporting Dog Committee was established for anyone wishing to learn how to train
hunting dogs. The committee is not breed specific, meetings and events are open to all breeds,
and of course it’s great if you do already own a hunting dog but it isn't essential. If you
enjoy spending time with your dog and meeting other owners, then you will find this activity
one you will enjoy.
ADSA is affiliated with the Professional Kennel Club (PKC) and hosts two licensed, Beagle
Small Pack field trials per year. ADSA supports the American Kennel Club (AKC), United Kennel
Club (UKC) and American Rabbit Hound Association (ARHA) and many of the member's and their
hounds participate in their field trials.
For more information contact:
Joe Koletich: (724) 869-2519
or
Bob Ferry: (724) 251-0442
