The Bichon Frise is one member of the Bichon family of dogs that also includes the Bolognese, Coton de Tulear, Havanese, Mal-tese, Löwchen, and Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka. All are small and friendly, with long hair that mostly doesn’t shed, drop ears, short muzzles, and with tails carried over their backs when moving. The Bichon Frise is unique in the family with the curly coat.
The Glam Cam is Here! Closet Confidential with Elaine Lessig: “Glam Cam Episode 1” Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
There are actually people in this country who don’t hunt birds with a dog. I have to confess that I’ll never understand those folks.
What is cuter than a puppy under the Christmas tree? How did you spend your holiday with your favorite canines? If you have a photo or video you would like to share for Canine Chronicle’s photo of the day, email Cheslie at cheslie@caninechronicle.com.
Pug Club of South Florida Friday, December 11, 2020 Orlando, FL Judge Mr. Rodney Merry Best in Specialty: Pugdashians Bootylicious CGC Breeder/Owner: Lori Sirois
Let us pay tribute to our foreign and American breeders of the past. The men whose painstaking work for generations helped to create our breeds of today.
Today we find ourselves in a catch 22 situation. AKC guidelines say we judges should not speak to exhibitors except for the usual pleasantries – good day, yes, it is a hot one, etc…This makes it kind of difficult to sneak messages under the table to inform the exhibitor of our honest opinion of their stock. I believe we need to inform the exhibitors better, or we will continue to see a decline in show entries and breeding stock.
The station manager, hearing suspicious sounds emanating from the supposedly vacant restroom, summoned the police to report a burglary in progress. Well, they barged in, weapons drawn, to find Butch zonked out and snoring away as only a Saint can, completely oblivious to the mayhem.
I’ll never do it on a Christmas Tree! Something fun to watch – Rover Dangerfield was a character created by the late comedian RODNEY DANGERFIELD, which basically was a dog version of his persona, with his own voice and all. Watch the video at https://youtu.be/9RLbz9ccBUI
There were so many great Non-Sporting dogs shown in the 1940s and ’50s that have been forgotten. Here are five outstanding Non-Sporting Dogs from that era you should know about. Look for more Great Non-Sporting Dogs of the Past in the coming days!
