Start a club | Hunting Retriever Club (prototype)

Membership in a local club is one of the best investment returns you can get with a retriever. For a small membership fee and a little of your time, you will be able to network with likeminded people to help you with training. Clubs often have access to equipment, grounds and a knowledge base that the average individual does not.

Find a club in the club directory

How to start a new club

Didn’t find a club in your area? We can help you start a new club. Contact the Field Representative nearest your location and advise them of your wishes. They can guide you in the very simple process of establishing a new club. If you cannot locate a Field Representative near you, contact the HRC Administrative Coordinator.

New club resources

Constitution & By-Laws template (PDF, 6 pages, 183 KB)PDF6 pages, 183 KB
New Club GuidelinesHeld for review: the file contains contact details. Whether and how it is published is waiting on the owner’s decision.PDF3 pagesHeld for review
Field Representatives list (Page)Names by region on the Officers & committees page.Page

Pending review. These items from the current site are held back or need the owner’s confirmation:

The current page says there are 161 affiliated clubs; other pages give 147 and the directory has 164 rows. No count is shown until the owner confirms one.
The Field Representatives list link on the current page is empty. It now points to the Field Representatives on Officers & committees (names and regions only; contact details stay withheld).
The Administrative Coordinator’s contact details appear in the current site footer. They are withheld here pending the contact-information policy (D09).
The club map on the current page is a Google My Maps embed. It is not carried over until map-pin contact handling is decided.
The current page also embeds two Cognito forms that no visible button opens: “Request for Purina Product for Hunt Tests” and “Hunting Retriever Club – Address Change”. Confirm whether they are still in use.