Signet Kennels

06/07/2026

Mission accomplished in Lake Charles LA. We arrived with our entry hoping to finish two girls and Lady Luck smiled upon us.

New CH Signet It’s A Girl Thing

Sire: Budgie
Dam: CH Signet Goodnight Moon

06/07/2026

Announcing CH Signet The September Issue. Naomi is a beautiful little
female loaded with breed type (head to die for) with nicely balanced side gait. She is the 5th of 6 from her litter to finish.

We are grateful to her owner Erika for allowing us to borrow “Omi” on weekends to attain her title. Without these great owners we could not be successful.

Sire: Pseudo
Dam: CH Signet Jus B’Coz Risque

06/06/2026

Relaxing with dogs in Lake Charles this evening.

Happy to announce New Champion Signet The September Issue who is the fifth of six offspring in her litter to finish. One more to go!

Sired by Pseudo!

06/01/2026

BOUNDER!!

Canada’s Number ONE basenji 6/1/26
America’s Number TWO basenji 2025

Piloted by Graeme Burdon

05/22/2026

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05/16/2026

Finally able to take a puppy to shows for training!

Signet The Fortune Maker
“Fortune” @ 5 mo

Sired by Peter!
Dam: GCH SFF Signet Runaway Bride

05/15/2026

First point and Owner Handler G1 for Derby today in Abilene, TX. Thank you Mr Ron Horn for the honor! Sadly we were “stuck” in the Hound group during OHBIS and missed it.

05/12/2026

Juniors are the future of our sport.

From The May Issue of : Striking A Balance For Success In The Juniors’ Ring
By William Given

We are rapidly approaching the back-to-school season, and it comes at the same time that many of our young people are looking forward to their favorite fall show circuits. This is a time for new opportunities to compete in the juniors’ ring, and a renewed focus on academics.

Young people have a great deal on their plates. They need to balance everything from spending time in the classroom, and getting all of their homework finished and submitted on time, to finding time to practice with their ring partner, and traveling to shows and competing in the juniors’ ring. Being successful in school and in the sport of Junior Showmanship requires discipline, good time management skills, and much more...Read the entire article here: https://caninechronicle.com/?p=357298

05/12/2026

How much is that doggy in the window?