In the world of purebred dogs, we pride ourselves on precision, planning, and passion. Yet lately, the dog show calendar reads more like a cautionary tale from a business textbook than a roadmap to breed excellence. The hard truth? We are facing a classic economic imbalance: too much inventory, and not enough buyers.
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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! Will Alexander has an in-depth conversation with Gina Wieser. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
What’s the Point? 20 Questions about Classes and Points
Click here to read the complete article 262 – May, 2025 By Nikki Riggsbee The Harriers are scent hounds that were bred to hunt hare (hence its name) in packs primarily, but can also hunt alone and on other small game. At 19–21”, the Harrier is taller than the Beagle which has a maximum height [...]
As regular readers may have noticed, when writing these historical pieces on our pedigree breeds, I like to intersperse them with some small anecdotes–various stories of my ‘up close and personal’ interactions with the beautiful dogs described.
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The Glam Cam Goes To Maryland State Fairgrounds Timonium, Maryland
A canid was the world’s first domesticated animal. And now, a canid is the world’s first de-extincted animal. Sort of.
Just how often do you walk away from a show nowadays saying, ‘Oh, my God, I’ve just had the time of my life’ ? Well, despite the recent trashy tabloid storm that has hit The Royal Kennel Club, the 2025 edition of world’s greatest dog show, CRUFTS was once again a hugely successful, top class event which will no doubt remain a yearly, must-attend social occasion in Great Britain.
