The news and social media channels will be flooded for days with news about the tragedy at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon. I read some posts that people had crossed the finish line five minutes before the first explosion while others alerted family and friends they were no where near the marathon route. Ultimately this made me appreciate our dog show community.
by Joan Harrigan Many handlers have pre-ring rituals, and the juniors are no different. Thirteen-year-old Becker Reep of Ashville, N.C. spends the last few minutes before his juniors class quietly. On a platform a distance from the ring, Becker sits with his 4-year-old Newfoundland bitch, “Stella.” His arm is around her, hugging her close. He strokes her, kisses her, and generally shows her how [...]
No matter how often I visit this show, I always have butterflies in my stomach when I take my first steps on the grounds of the Hatboro show.
My first time back at Montgomery since the days at Temple in Ambler, PA. The same familiar faces and incredible Terriers are all in attendance. Definitely feels like Montgomery! Breeders, exhibitors and spectators have their chairs set ringside to have the best view of their favorite breed. The tenting is spacious and plenty of [...]
By Geoff Browne My first time back at the Devon Dog Show in a few years. It’s a beautiful day with perfect weather for the dogs. Have seen incredible dogs not only with the Terriers but the other breeds as well. Exciting to see lots of familiar faces and the country’s top dogs. [...]
Almost all our average dog show photographers shoot only stacked, profile ‘win’ show photos. Instead, they should be focusing on and we should demand, movement shots.
