Kiawah Kennel & Farm

04/04/2026

04/04/2026

Recent dog shows photo dump!

02/05/2026

Congrats to Penny!

Doberman named Penny takes Westminster’s best in show as Catherine O’Hara honored: *

Penny the Doberman pinscher named America’s top dog
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Linton lands second best in show nearly four decades on
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Westminster honors Catherine O’Hara with video tribute

A Doberman pinscher named Penny is America’s top canine after earning the title of best in show on Tuesday night at the 150th Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York.

Judge David Fitzpatrick tapped the four-year-old female with the mirror-sheen black-and-rust coat from Ontario, Canada, over a field of six other group champions, among them a Chesapeake Bay retriever named Cota, who was awarded reserve best in show to roars of approval from the crowd. Also making the final lineup were an Afghan hound named Zaida, a Lhasa Apso named JJ, a Maltese named Cookie, a smooth fox terrier named Wager and a popular old English sheepdog named Graham. Continue reading...

01/23/2026

Some storm prep ideas for your pets! Kiawah Kennel & Farm is ready!

🐾 Pet Safety Reminder: Upcoming Snowstorm & Winter Weather
With snow and colder temperatures on the way, we’d like to remind all residents to take a few extra steps to keep their pets safe and comfortable during the storm and throughout the winter season.
Before & During the Snow:
Keep pets indoors as much as possible. Extremely cold temperatures can be dangerous, even for animals with thick fur.
Limit time outside and watch for signs of cold stress such as shivering, lifting paws, or whining.
Protect paws from ice, snow, and de-icing products. Wipe paws and bellies after walks to remove salt or chemicals.
Never leave pets in vehicles during cold weather—cars can quickly become dangerously cold.
Outdoor Safety:
Ensure pets have proper identification (collar tags and microchips) in case they get lost during snowy conditions.
Keep pets leashed during walks; snow and ice can hide hazards or make familiar areas disorienting.
Provide warm, dry shelter if your pet must go outside briefly, and always ensure access to fresh, unfrozen water.
Winter Home Care:
Watch for antifreeze spills, which are highly toxic to pets—even small amounts can be fatal.
Keep space heaters, candles, and cords out of reach to prevent burns or accidents.
Maintain a regular feeding schedule and ensure pets are getting enough calories to stay warm.
Thank you for helping keep all our furry friends warm and safe! ❄️🐶🐱

01/18/2026

We enjoyed the Atlanta Corgi specialty this weekend! Kiawah dogs represented us well.

11/07/2025

Our newest Champion, Ch. Kiawahs World On Fire. Ember