Closet Confidential – Cherry Blossom Cluster
The Glam Cam Goes To Maryland State Fairgrounds Timonium, Maryland
“Author Archive”
Jurassic Bark
A canid was the world’s first domesticated animal. And now, a canid is the world’s first de-extincted animal. Sort of.
Crufts 2025 A Thousand Songs From Italy
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.
Dogs And Airports – Part 1
Ah, the holidays: family, friends, gifts, big meals, and so many cherished rituals.
Did You Know – Everyone Needs To “Do Their Part!”
In the dog show world, many place expectations on everything and anything.
Is The Dog Really Happy?
That’s a question many dog owners ask. So how do you tell if the dog is happy or not? Dog behavior is complicated, so it can be hard to determine whether a dog is happy, sad, or somewhere in between.
DST – Will Alexander Interviews John Ramirez
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 John Ramirez. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
A New And Better Kind Of Dog Is Needed To Protect America – Who’s Helping ?
Given their remarkable abilities, it is clear we need more detection dogs, especially when it comes to our safety, and saving lives after a disaster.
Rarefied Heirs – A Column On Our Rarest Breeds
Click here to read the complete article 168 – May, 2025 By Lori Sternola In my return to dog shows after a 25-year break, I have noticed a trend that seems pervasive. In looking at the larger breeds in the groups (not including Terriers) which are most tightly defined by purpose–Sporting, Hounds, Working, Herding–we seem [...]
Dumped – A Learning Experience
I remember this day like it was yesterday, but in reality, it was thirty-nine years ago. I was showing my parents Irish setter; I was twenty-one and having some success. Let’s just say, I felt unbeatable. But world-renowned judge Mr. Fred Fraser felt otherwise. That day, we were very beatable. Being the cocky upstart, I didn’t hide my disappointment very well. This is no excuse, but I had been audience to poor behavior and I think somewhere inside my adolescent head, I felt that was correct behavior for the injustice I had just endured.
