We were lucky enough to chat with Ms. Szeremy and learn all about why she founded NPDD! Ms. Szeremy hopes NPDD is not only a chance to celebrate the heritage, diversity, and predictability of the purebred dog, but also a chance to celebrate how important purebred dogs are in human history and cultures. She created NPDD to celebrate the purebred dog in all its forms. It is also a chance to celebrate purebred, preservation breeders for their contributions to society and hard work preserving the breeds we all know and love and creating the next generation of healthy, well-adjusted dogs. 

At a young age, Ms. Szeremy saw firsthand the impact a purebred dog could have. “My mother had a Puli growing up in Hungary who they sadly lost in a bombing. I searched for the right Puli preservation breeder for years, and when I finally found one and brought the pup to my mother, she buried her face in the dog and wept.â€? This helped Ms. Szeremy understand that purebred dogs can be etched in personal and cultural history. Ms. Szeremy wishes people could see that when a purebred dog is bred lovingly, carefully, and with knowledge and a plan, that dog can be a wonderful companion for life! 

Join us in celebrating National Purebred Dog Day to celebrate purebred dogs and the breeders who preserve these breeds by sharing photos of you and your pups using #NPDD, #NatPurebredDogDay or #nationalpurebreddogday! Post on Facebook, Instagram, or wherever else you get your social media!

Tag us @goodbreedercenter on Facebook or @gooddog on Instagram on your #NPDD post for a chance to win free health testing for your dogs! 

This is a great day to show off your dogs, help educate the public, and, as with every day, be proud to be a dog breeder! Please help us spread the word and spread the love to help give our dogs and the people who love them the world they deserve. Feel free to forward this email to your fellow breeders, breed clubs, puppy buyers, or anyone who you think would appreciate the message of National Purebred Dog Day!