Table Talk – May 2, 2018
You might have noticed that some kennel clubs are using new methods to get the word out about their upcoming events.
“Author Archive”
Table Talk – April 25, 2018
Not only do the PCA members work very hard to run a great national, but they also do a spectacular job fundraising.
CC Photo Of The Week
We all know the life of a show dog can be exhausting with long hours on the road. Apparently, Lloyd has figured out the best way to get some shuteye! Thanks to Lloyd’s owner, Helen Cantrell of Harmony Cardigans , for sharing this photo with us.
Table Talk
I have had conversations with fanciers over the last several years about whether or not I would be applying for my judge’s license. My response has been consistent. I did not feel comfortable applying until I was “done” exhibiting dogs; I was concerned about a conflict. I have had additional discussions recently with judges […]
Why a Dog Show is NOTHING and EVERYTHING Like a Horse Show
By: Brittany Bevis You might think that after 18 years of showing horses, some 10 equine partners, 5 World titles, 5 Reserve, and a #1 Top 20 Youth title that I might know a little something about competing with animals. Showing a dog has to be like showing a horse, right? Wrong. Very wrong. In […]
Table Talk – March 28, 2018
Apparently, exhibitors waited in line more than 24 hours prior to the building opening in Ft. Worth, Texas to ensure they got grooming space.
Animal Rights Activists Storm the Arena. Could You See This Happening at a Horse Show?…
With the canine competition world a close sibling of the equine show industry, many are beginning to wonder how long it will take before we might see similar demonstrations at…
Table Talk – March 21, 2018
We are sad to report the passing of AKC Judge and dog artist Stephen Hubbell.
Could Beneficial Bacteria Counteract Cancer in Dogs?
By Dr. Bill Bernard, DVM, ACVIM Cancer in dogs has long been a frustrating ordeal, leaving owner to struggle for answers to questions regarding causes and treatments. In this article, we will look at the basic types of canine cancer as well as a promising study that might be helpful in the fight. Cancer refers […]
Flying the Unfriendly Skies – Part II
It could almost be called a comedy of errors if not for the tragic consequences. Just one day after United made headlines around the world for the callous treatment and death of a passenger’s ten-month-old Frenchie pup, a German Shepherd with an intended destination of Kansas City was somehow was re-routed to Tokyo. Yes, that Tokyo!
