American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog

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(59) · Art museum in New York, United States
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AKC Museum of the Dog is a nonprofit canine museum located at 101 Park Avenue in the Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. …

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Feb 2, 2025
This is a hidden gem in Midtown Manhattan. An entire (small) museum dedicated to paintings (mostly) of dogs. Any dog lover will be rewarded by a visit here.Full review by Potomac_11
Sep 26, 2024
As a dog lover, long time New York City connoisseur and museum aficionado I had to go check this one out. It didn't disappoint. Great range of exhibits, paintings, and interactive displays. I also lo…Full review by AennekenMSP
May 5, 2024
If you love dogs and museums, this is for you. Great art, fun activities, and a small museum that felt very accessible and achievable on a busy NYC trip. Great for kids too!Full review by madeleineoverturf
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How long does an average visit take?
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Well it depends on how old your kids are, or how much time you (adult) want to spend. Our 3-year old grandson raced through it--not really so interesting for a 3-year-old. But older kids …
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Well it depends on how old your kids are, or how much time you (adult) want to spend. Our 3-year old grandson raced through it--not really so interesting for a 3-year-old. But older kids might find the paintings, ceramic animals, and 2 video displays more interesting. For an adult, you could spend hours there. There is a library of books about the different breeds of dogs in the AKC, which could amuse an interested adult for days.
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