Manhattan and Mystique Legends of the Sport

Could Manhattan and Mystique be as successful if they were competing today? The breed has evolved, Moses says

Could Manhattan and Mystique be as successful if they were competing today? The breed has evolved, Moses says

She became Mrs. Sam Warner in 1925 and in 1929 she would be the star of movies and productions directed by the likes of Frank Capra and Cecile B. DeMille.

In 1935 he became involved with bringing in a fairly new breed just gaining recognition by fanciers, the Norwich Terrier. Looking back, in 1962 he wrote that in the fall of 1935 while in England he received a letter commissioning him to purchase a Norwich Terrier in whelp.

I was saddened to hear that long-time Western Reserve Kennel Club member Peg Gross passed away suddenly last week. Peg was known for her Schipperke and Finnish Spitz shown and bred under the Roadrunner kennel name. Peg will be greatly missed by the fancy, but most of all she will be missed by her family and her dear friends with the Western Reserve Kennel Club.

There seems to be a great amount of misinformation and confusion about where newcomers should go to purchase or acquire their first dog. Many of those who are interested will go to dog shows and ask assistance from fanciers and judges.

The Saturday Night Light Match Show, held June 6, 2020, was a rousing success with 250 puppies entered! The Three Best In Show Winners Were: Baby Best In Show · Judge Mrs. Amy Booth · Barbara Becker · Chow Chow · Name: Connor Puppy Best In Show · Judge Mr. Phil Booth · Kay Peiser [...]

And we’re off!!!! The first dog show since the COVID-19 ‘corona-cation’ will occur in Guthrie, Oklahoma from Saturday, June 27 to Tuesday, June 30th at the Lazy E Arena. Fanciers banded together and got The Learning Cluster put together and approved in record time. The goal of this cluster is to try different approaches and determine what [...]

This article was written during the heated battle at AKC over the proposed move of their headquarters to Raleigh/Durham. We all know how it turned out, but the idea was not only brilliant but, in retrospect, something that would probably be beneficial to the operations of today’s American Kennel Club.

The American Heart Association is showing that they are strongly committed to the powerful connection between dog ownership and heart health, as well as the health of dogs, through the first-ever International Heart Classic Virtual Dog Show.

The State of Ohio Health Advisory Board met on Thursday, June 4th, and considered a petition to allow the Western Ohio Summer Cluster to be held as scheduled June 26-28th. Despite all of our efforts, the Health Advisory Board refused to grant an exception to the 10 person social gathering limit.