It has been my sincere pleasure to reach out to Mr. Wendell Sammet of Dalmatia Dalmatians. For those in need of introduction, Mr. Wendell Sammet began his dog career immediately after the Second World War in 1946 with a Dalmatian who in 1949, won the first New England Ten Mile Road Trial.
Show Name: Lawton Dog Fanciers Association Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Show Date: June 22,2013 Total Entry: 1552 Best In Show Judge: Mrs. Paula Nykiel Dog Reg: Gch Ch Longo Miller N Lore Diamond Lil Breed: Great Dane Handler: Luara Coomes Owner: T Longo, J Miller, L Matherly & C Crawford Reserve Dog Reg: Ch Dawins [...]
They arrived to find a major smackdown underway on the southbound platform of the 4 train. The fighting escalated and Tieniber jumped in to restrain one of the combatants as she attempted to choke another. Choking wasn’t the only thing on her list that morning. As Tieniber attempted to handcuff her, she began kicking Bear in the head…
Show Name: Lewiston-Auburn KC #2 Location: Cumberland, ME Show Date: June 21, 2013 Total Entry: 356 Best In Show Judge: Mrs. Rosemary Shoreman Dog Reg: GCH Skypoint’s Our River Runs Free Breed: Pointers (German Shorthaired) Handler: Sarah Crepeau Owner: Francis & Lenore DelPrete Reserve Dog Reg: GCH Maplewood’s Aces And Eights Reserve Breed: Italian [...]
Show Name: Michiana Kennel Club Inc. Location: South Bend, IN Show Date: June 21, 2013 Total Entry: 500 Best In Show Judge: Mr. Joe Lobb Dog Reg: GCh Shaireab’s Bayleigh Maid of Honor Breed: Welsh Terrier Handler: Luiz Abreu Owner: Sharon Abmeryer & T. Lee & X. Xie & K. Bailey Reserve Dog Reg: GCh [...]
What started as an idea in Gavin Robertson’s head a few weeks after winning BIS at Crufts snowballed into something that will be remembered by so many within the world of pedigree dogs and dog shows for years to come. What started out as a small idea ended as a great fundraiser with Great Ormond St. Children’s Hospital, DOGLOST and the KC Charitable Trust as the main beneficiaries.
From a legal standpoint, pets are property. Compensation is based on an animal’s monetary value. Even exceptional show or working dogs are seldom valued at more than $30.000. Infrequent cases that have scored non-economic damages were usually overturned on appeal.
? Do we, the younger generation of fanciers, really take the time to listen and learn from those who have been at this longer?
Frank’s family asks that you keep them in your hearts and thoughts on this solemn day.
We never worried much about our belongings surviving the trip, but we most certainly worried about our dogs’ states of mind. We had a lot of friends and colleagues ask us along the way, “How are the dogs handing all the change? Are they OK?”
