Opening  Sun. April 12

Germany has been the homeland of many breeds of dogs, even some you might not expect! Join GAHC in learning about these fascinating animals with information on how we help man's best friend to how they can help us! You can have your German dog in the exhibit by posting a photo of your pooch with #qcgermandogs on Instagram or Facebook. Or you can email kelly.lao@gahc.org. We salute these dogs with this exhibition and related programs:

Sunday, April 19

2pm: Dachshunds- Local author Pam Bulat will read from her book "Lucy, Queen of the Sofa" which features her dachshund. Books will be for sale to benefit GAHC and will have a visit from someone low and lean!

Sun. June 14

2pm: Patriotic Pooch Parade- In partnership with the Human Society of Scott County, this Flag Day event will be held outside in the GAHC parking lot! Bring your costumed pet in red, white, and blue to honor Old Glory! All pets must be leashed and youth under 14 must have adult supervision. Prizes awarded for best costumes! The Humane Society will bring some shelter pets and explain how to give them fur-ever homes. No charge for outdoor event; regular admission for exhibits.

Sun. June 21

2pm-Scott County Kennel Club will be bringing four legged friends to demonstrate obedience and agility training.

Sun. July 12

2pm- Animal Behaviorist Melanie Brown and her German Shepherd Sam will be visiting GAHC to show off Sam's skills and talk about training.

Please join us for these events at the German American Heritage Center, located at 712 W2nd St. Davenport, IA. For more information contact Kelly at 563-322-8844 or kelly.lao@gahc.org.

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