AKC/Royal Canin National Championship Day 2 Sunday, December 15, 2019 Orlando, FL **Keep checking in with the Canine Chronicle for all the National Championship results as they become available!** Airedale Terrier - Ms. Marcy L Zingler Best of Breed: GCHS Crescent V Raynaire V Emerick’s Triple Crown Owner: Karen Coffey & C Labella & C Johnson Akita [...]
AKC/Royal Canin National Championship Day 1 Saturday, December 14, 2019 Orlando, FL **Keep checking in with the Canine Chronicle for all the National Championship results as they become available!** Affenpinscher – Mr. Desmond J Murphy Best of Breed: GCHS Tamarin Trebeck Owner: Jin Woo Lee Afghan Hound - Heather Lindberg Best of Breed: GCHG Sunlit’s [...]
Taffe McFadden and Best In Show Judge Elliott Weiss at Space Coast Kennel Club of Palm Bay
We had such a fun time catching up with Keith Bailey and Sharon Abmeyer at Montgomery Weekend 2019. Table Talk Live chatted with this winning team about their mentorship, breeding program, and other memorable moments at Montgomery County!
Deb Cooper celebrates with Tracy Szaras after her big Best in Show win at Montgomery County 2019!
In Part 2, Michael Hill sits down with J. Frank Baylis to discuss how Frank originally got into Border Collies.
Michael tells us his tips and tricks for quick and healthy bait prepping.
In PART 1 of our series, Canine Chronicle TV correspondent Michael Hill sits down with J Frank Baylis to discuss coloring in Border Collies.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has made the news quite a bit these days. Contrary to recent reports, they don’t spend all their time on the headline stuff. In fact, one of the biggest developments these days is…well, if you’re reading about it here, obviously it’s dog-related JFK, North America’s busiest international travel hub, also ranks as the number one international air freight gateway.
Many years ago Long Island, New York was the Gold Coast of top-notch dog kennels, dog clubs and exceptional breeders. Fanciers with momore than sufficient funds housed many, many of their chosen breed together and they had the kennel help to manage such large endeavors. Those major operations are virtually gone now. Michael might have been the last of the “exclusive kennel managers” of this type. I’m not sure who houses 30-50 dogs with a full staff in what is now a highly urban area.
