Join Amy Rodrigues in this exciting new series, “TIME WILL TELL.” Amy goes back in time with some of the greatest historians in the sport of dogs. They will tell us some of their favorite stories of how they first got started and explain some of the differences between dog shows then and now. Please sit back and enjoy as Sydney [...]
Find the latest statistics on The Canine Chronicle website at www.CanineChronicle.com/statistics Statistics covering January 1, 2022 through May 31, 2022 are online now! • Top 100 Dogs Amongst All Breeds • All Breed Standings • Breed Standings • NOHS Standings • Grand Champion Standings • Junior Showmanship Standings Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle [...]
Recently we attended Southern Counties, one of the premier shows on the UK circuit and it’s long been a favorite of mine; and visiting it allowed us to catch up with a number of friends that we haven’t seen for quite some time.
Not too long after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, a young woman named Vivian Edwards returned to California from a respite in St. Louis. While there, she had purchased a young Doberman Pinscher bitch, Casa del Canto’s Commanche, a double granddaughter of Sieger Ch. Muck v. Brunia.
There are three reasons to explain why dogs are considered man’s best friend. They begin with our need for protection, companionship and hunting assistance. History shows that two events helped make this bond stronger. The first occurred in 1942 during World War II with a program called “Dogs for Defense” which involved thousands of citizens who donated their dogs to the war effort. The second occurred in 2016 when the US Senate held hearings about the security of the infrastructure using bomb detection and patrol dogs. Both events memorialized the importance of canines for their many uses and services.
Will Alexander Drops Some Knowledge About What’s Happening in the Sport of Dogs. It’s Deep… It’s Humorous… It’s Provocative… It’s Will Unfiltered! This week Will gives us 10 Questions in 60 Seconds. Ep. #23. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
If you feel totally confused by Westminster’s continual reshuffled schedule, take heart. Things could be way worse. Recently, this long-anticipated announcement was posted to fci.be.
Good morning, fellow American canines, and welcome to my seminar on basic human training. Several of you approached me prior to the start of this seminar to outline your difficulties in trying to train your human. We all know that humans can be stubborn, willful, obtuse, and with apologies to our porcine brethren–pigheaded. But, even with the most obstinate, it is possible to achieve a happier, more cordial relationship. Almost all humans are willing to learn if you are kind to them, love them, and never, ever give up in pursuit of your goal of having a well-trained human. What’s more, most of them want to please us.
In the Whitney Stakes on August 4, 1973, Secretariat, who had just won the Triple Crown, was defeated by a horse named Onion. Safe to say that everyone reading this knows that Secretariat was one of the greatest racehorses of all-time. But very few ever heard of the ignominiously named Onion and for good reason–Onion was a good one, but not a great one. On that fateful day in ‘73, for the only one minute, 49.20 seconds that mattered, Onion was a better horse than Secretariat. Nothing will change the outcome.
Click here to read the complete article 10 – July, 2022 By Tom Grabe Wayne Cavanaugh’s article, Onion and Opinions (pg. 56) is a must-read for anyone involved in the sport of purebred dogs who has opined about a judge’s placements while standing outside the ring. So, this article is for you because I am [...]
