The fancy banded together once again in Brooksville when Tristen Lawrence’s Great Dane Special, “Jackson” had a severe, adverse reaction to a bug bite or sting. All is well thanks to the help of exhibitors at the show. Jackson is ready to roll again!
We received the sad news that Joe Gregory of Simpsonville, Kentucky has passed away at 94 years old.
Florida Sun Coast Boston Terrier Club Specialty Friday, January 14, 2022 Brooksville, Florida Judge: Mrs. Christine Calcinari Best In Specialty: CH Hickory Hill QB My Kinda Grace Breeders: Dominic & Jodi Koon and Beverly Nelson Owner: Beverly Nelson
Show Name: Winnegamie Dog Club, Inc. Location: Oshkosh, WI Show Date: Sunday, January 16, 2022 Total Entry: 921 Best In Show Judge: Ms. Gloria Kerr Show Photographer(s): Booth Photo • Website: www.boothshowphoto.com Dog Reg: GCHB Ringo Star OT Nevskogo Hobbita [Dog] Breed: English Toy Spaniel Bl & PC Handler: Christopher Keith Owner: Patti & Richard […]
Show Name: Corpus Christi Kennel Club, Inc. Location: Sinton, TX Show Date: Sunday, January 16, 2022 Total Entry: 717 Best In Show Judge: Mr. John F. Booth Judge Num: 6914 Show Photographer(s): Luis Sosa • Website: www.sosaphoto.biz Dog Reg: GCHP Carmel Sky High Wish Upon A Star [Bitch] Breed: Miniature Schnauzer Handler: Jorge Olivera Owner: […]
Central Florida Cairn Terrier Specialty Friday, January 14, 2022 Brooksville, Florida Judge: Mr. Ken J. Murray Best In Specialty Show: GCHG Cairndale Argyle Swedish Fusion Handler: Wayne Gilpin Owner: J Mortenson, P Gregg & W & M Gilpin Breeder: Jeanne Mortenson & Paula Gregg
Exhibitors are reminded that online entries for Crufts 2022 close on Monday 24 January, for dogs which have qualified for the show.
The Magyars (the original name of the Hungarian people) kept sheepdogs from the end of the ninth century, but pedigree breeding and classification of dogs only started in the second half of the 19th century. Before that time, Hungarian sheepdogs were simply divided into two categories: large and small. When breeding, the small dogs were divided from the big ones (Kuvasz, Komondor), but the small ones were interbred. Therefore, the early history of the Mudi is more or less the same as those of the Pumi and the Puli.
It all began with a 10 year-old boy practicing handling techniques in his family’s yard after school. Most junior handlers probably would have focused on their own skills – taking even strides, mastering the smooth transfer of the lead from hand to hand. For Charles “Corky” Vroom, the practice sessions had a deeper purpose. He wanted to understand the dogs – their structure, how they moved, and how their minds worked.
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