There is a current drive, here in the UK, that is very much against all pedigree breeding. Such practices, the experts tell us, always lead to health problems, disease, reduced fertility and shortened lifespan. Vets are calling for outcrossing as a solution to address these problems.
Welcome to a new, exciting series on Canine Chronicle TV called Next Gen with Michael Hill. In this series, Michael interviews young people who are leading the way for the next generation of exhibitors, breeders and judges in the sport of purebred dogs. They talk about how they were introduced to the sport, their favorite breed, their success stories and more. Michael also talks to them about how they are helping to make the sport of purebred dogs a better place for the next generation.
Nicknames. Americans have a penchant for them. We give them to children, ourselves via computer names, friends, enemies, vehicles, cities and towns.
The progression is familiar—it has been repeated over and over in the purebred dog fancy. A child grows up loving dogs, learns to groom and show, becomes a professional handler, then retires from handling to become a judge.
The BlueRose Kennels, Phil and Amy Booth video series provides useful tips, tricks, tutorials and product reviews for the dog show community as well as all dog lovers who want to learn something new. We hope you enjoy this video on Dog Show Table Training…
The Pointer has come to symbolize the foundation of America’s purebred dog world. It’s generally regarded as the breed responsible for setting the wheels in motion for key developments like national registries, formal shows and field trials, and years later, the founding of AKC.
How does a successful accountant from Buffalo find himself in the BIS ring at Westminster wearing pink socks no less? No, he didn’t wake up vowing to swear off spicy curry dinners. It’s one of many strange episodes in a career that Dennis McCoy admits he never expected.
Will Alexander has an in-depth conversation about dogs with the iconic dog man Robert Whitney. This is a can’t-miss conversation between two industry greats! If you would like to contact Will you can email him at dogshowtips@gmail.com!
Not every dog needs to be shown like a Doberman. This latest episode of the “Cromicles” cannot be missed! Elizabeth Salewsky’s “Cromicles” – Scene 31
Terri Erickson, Luke Baggenstos and Olympic Kennel Club Show Chair Chris Lyden chat with Deb Cooper from the shows in Enumclaw, Washington. Hear how Chris and his team got the cluster together in a short 6 week period.
