As logos go, not all registries or kennel clubs include the image of a dog. The American Kennel Club sticks to an acronym of its name, as does the Fédération Cynologique Internationale which puts the lettering over a globe:
Some clubs incorporate a breed associated with their country. The Norwegian Kennel Club incorporates a Grey Norwegian Elkhound, the flagship of native Norwegian dog breeds:
We haven’t been able to learn just what the critter is on the logo of the Irish Kennel Club. Given the antiquity of the country, it could be a mythological creature, or a stylized Wolfhound. If anyone knows with certainty, holler at us and we’ll make the edit!
The Finnish Kennel Club also features what we’re guessing is a Finnish Spit:
The dogs on the UK’s Kennel Club logo are more generic:
The Canadian Kennel Club opted for an entirely different species. Beaver, we think?
