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— Nipped in the Bud – Not in the Butt — Part 2
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The 11,000 Foot Perspective
This past summer, my husband and I took our first vacation with no work and no dogs in five years. Much needed, we met up with my family in Breckenridge, Colorado.
AKC’s First President – Part 2
Issues raised by the Pointer protest invited an avalanche of opinionated advice long before social media facilitated this unsavory process. In other words, it was a non-stop global embarrassment for the American purebred fancy–especially those big players with a major stake in the game–and there were quite a few by then.
Tax Matters – Operating in a Businesslike Manner
Doctor Thomas Burger had no prior experience in dog breeding. He and his wife, planning on retirement, decided to breed and raise Afghan hounds, finding that top hounds can command sales prices of several thousands of dollars.
Raising the Alarm on Designer Breeds
A new competitor for purebred dog breeders emerged some years ago. Heralding a new century, new achievements & new habits.
From The Publisher
Another Westminster is in the books. Another Westminster winner has been crowned. Dogdom celebrated the crown jewel of our sport with all the reverie it richly deserves.
Cover Story
On The Cover of the March, 2016 Issue of The Canine Chronicle – GCh. Jcrv-Klasse Warrior Raising The Banner
Hunting for Greatness
People begin showing dogs for many different reasons. In general, anything short of true dedication is bound to fail. But never say never.
AKC’s First President – James M. Taylor
AKC is generally considered one of those impenetrable bluechip organizations. It probably seems that way now, but it didn’t simply arise in full corporate splendor on Madison Avenue.
