What breed of dog am I? I am a breed in the Non-Sporting Group. At rest, my tail is down with an upward hook at the tip but happily carried curved over the back on the move. My “joy of life” is displayed in my expression. Correct Answer: Coton de Tulear
What breed of dog am I? I am a breed in the Toy Group. I am a small elegant dog, lively, long-legged, with fine bone and lean muscles. Dogs of more than three years have such a fringe which should completely hide the outer edges and tips of the ears. Correct Answer: Russian Toy
What breed of dog am I? I am a breed in the Terrier Group. My head forms a blunt wedge shape when viewed from the front or side. I am a hairless breed but have a coated counterpart. Correct Answer: American Hairless Terrier
What’s in a WORD? Pt 10. – Dog Show Vocabulary
Elizabeth Salewsky explains the common dog show term – “Bait”
Check out the tenth installment of our series that explains common dog show terms.
WHAT’S IN A WORD? – Dog Show Vocabulary Pt 9
“Match Your Dog” with Handler Elizabeth Salewsky
Check out the ninth installment of our series that explains common dog show terms.
WHAT’S IN A WORD? – Dog Show Vocabulary Pt 8
“Superintendent” with Handler Daryl Martin
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“What breed of dog won Best In Show at the 2000 Morris & Essex Kennel Club?” Answer: A) Kerry Blue Terrier · Ch. Torum’s Scarf Michael – Judge Mr. Melbourne T.L. Downing
“at what time will a bell ring and the show will pause for an hour while judges and exhibitors alike enjoy lunch?” Answer: B) 12:00/Noon Past article in The Canine Chronicle about Morris and Essex Kennel Club History at http://caninechronicle.com/the-buzz/in-the-spotlight/morris-essex-the-story/
“Who is the only husband and wife to have each been awarded Best In Show at Westminster KC? ” Answer: B) Robert Forsyth and Jane Forsyth
