Looking Back With Lee On Teddy Young

Teddy was part of the local dog establishment and he was also, many times, a dinner companion or house guest to many of us during or after the shows.

Teddy was part of the local dog establishment and he was also, many times, a dinner companion or house guest to many of us during or after the shows.

We met regularly at shows we judged, and our friendship remained a close one. Maybe too close at times! We were gal pals, and both felt the need for someone to bounce things off.

I judged this dog, shown by Harry, in Ireland at the ST. PATRICK’S DAY SHOW. When I got back from Ireland…

I hear Professional Handler Michael Brantley will be taking a little break to get new knees! We look forward to having you back at shows soon, my friend. I understand Holly Leftwich is lending a hand during Michael’s absence.

Here are some photos from around the rings Crufts 2012. They were taken by our friend, team member and outstanding dog photographer, Lisa Croft-Elliott. We hope these images take you down memory lane.

Around the Rings from Cary Kennel Club · Wednesday, March 10, 2021 by Gordon Downey

Here are some photos from around the rings at Louisville ’16. They were taken by our friend and outstanding dog photographer, David Sombach. We hope these images take you down memory lane and help you look forward to Kentuckiana Cluster 2022.

David Miller took a much-deserved trip to Cancun, Mexico but unfortunately while there, he took a bit of a fall. Upon returning to the States, and while judging on the Florida circuit, he experienced pain from his accident. David went to the doctor and found out his pain was due to a broken wrist and a hairline fracture of his ribs! He will be having surgery to repair his wrist and will be as good as new very soon! Best wishes for a speedy recovery, David.

Here are some photos from around the rings at Louisville ’15. They were taken by our friend and outstanding dog photographer, Tanner Congleton. We hope these images take you down memory lane and help you look forward to Mid-Kentucky Kennel Club 2022.

Breed standards are truly simple in that they describe the correct construction, proper movement and requisite soundness demanded in the ideal dog of its breed.