Table Talk – March 21, 2018
We are sad to report the passing of AKC Judge and dog artist Stephen Hubbell.
“Author Archive”
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!
Flying the Unfriendly Skies
Airline personnel have been wielding big power in the years since 9/11. Passengers are regularly berated, fined, kicked off flights, and worse for perceived infractions ranging from what they are reading to what they are wearing as cabin attendants seek to maintain order on the flight.
Around The Rings From Crufts by Cheslie Pickett
Check out more Around The Ring Galleries in the April Issue of The Canine Chronicle. Follow us on Facebook @ The Canine Chronicle…
Table Talk – March 14, 2018
I am heading to Louisville this morning and I am excited to be working with our tech guru, Alex Angelbello, to bring you the latest news live from the cluster! We will try once again to keep those of you who could not make it feel like you are there and in touch with the happenings around the rings at Louisville! To those of you who will be in Louisville, keep an eye out for us, and to those of you at home, be sure to continue to check for updates on our Facebook page and our website!
Table Talk
Another Beverly Hills Kennel Club weekend is in the books. The show will be televised on USA on Easter Sunday, April 1st at 5 p.m. Central, 6 p.m. Eastern. This was the second year that Saturday’s show was recorded for television broadcast and the process seemed much smoother than last year. Sunday morning was met [...]
Table Talk – February 28, 2018
If any of you have paid for a full hook-up spot at the Louisville cluster and you are not going, please give a shout out to Cindy Smith or Nina Fetter via instant message on Facebook. The lot with electric hookups is sold out, but there is still space in the overflow lot.
I understand Ralph Lemcke has retired from judging, with his last assignment being at the Indianapolis shows (his home town) the weekend before Westminster. Ralph was always a true gentleman to show to and he will be sincerely missed in the center of the ring. Best wishes for a future of health and happiness my friend.
A New Star Shines at Progressive
Even Fitzpatrick is having trouble getting his head wrapped around this situation. “You don’t always get a world class dog. Some dogs come close but every breeder can tell you that it’s like playing darts. Every once in a while you hit the bulls-eye. And when it happens, it’s a stroke of luck. And I’m getting older. At this point in my life you never know. I made up my mind when this year started I was going to enjoy showing my dog.” And so far, there’s been plenty to enjoy.
