It was felt by those interested in the welfare of Irish Water
Spaniels that this breed was not progressing as its sterling merits deserved. At a meeting convened at the Birmingham National
Show in 1926,it was unanimously decided to form a club to promote the breed in every possible way.
The belief
in the Irish Water Spaniel as a working dog of sound construction, good health and temperament is still the guiding force
of the club we fondly refer to as, "The Association".
Nowdays, the Association has a large active membership
and caters for all it members' interests be they the many facets of gundog work, other sporting dog work, showing and
good citizen companion and friend.
The Association holds two shows a year and runs seminars, training days,
and IWS Walks all of which showcase the versatility of the Breed.
Regular contact to the membership is maintained
through the Association's newsletter, 'Topknot' and a superb illustrated Year Book. All these publications
are free to fully paid-up members of the Association.
Members also benefit from free help and advice on all aspects
appertaining to the breed.
The Association runs an efficient re-homing service to help any Irish Water Spaniels who
have fallen on hard times. Please visit our Welfare Page for details.
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Click on the link below to download membership
forms and renewals
MEMBERSHIP - We are currently experiencing some techinal
problems with our website and we are not able to publish our membership renewal form and new members form, therefore if you
require one of these forms please email - discodan123@aol.com in which we will be able to attach a form to an email for you until the problem is fixed, sorry for any inconvenience, Thank
You.
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