Click here to read the complete article 198 – The Annual, 2023-24 By Caroline Coile ith Titanic’s tragic 1912 fate once again in the news, it’s heartbreaking to think of those who had to leave their families–human or canine–behind to perish. We don’t know a lot about the dogs of the Titanic, but it’s clear […]
Kennel Club of Palm Springs Show Chair Angie Stevanus chats with Table Talk Live. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
Deb Cooper chats with Junior Kennedy Green and her mom Shannon about Kennedy’s Junior Showmanship involvement. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
Crisis happens. It could be a bad accident on the way to the show, loss of life of participants during a show weekend, or a tornado touching down in the middle of the showgrounds, wreaking widespread, devastating havoc. No matter what the trauma is, it touches people and changes lives, even those who weren’t directly involved.
Table Talk Live chats with past Chairman of the AKC Board David Merriam. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
It all depends on how you look at life. Is the cup half-empty, or is it half-full? Today, is it partly sunny, or is it partly cloudy? Endings and beginnings are just the same. We see them as happy or sad, promising or disappointing, exciting or scary. However we internalize the starts and finishes as we go along our own paths makes a huge difference. Did you look forward to the end of school each year? Finally, there was no homework to do, but lots of time at the beach. Maybe the reverse was true for you? You loved school with all the educational and social advantages it offered. Summer, on the other hand, just wasn’t as exciting.
John Low, President of the Kennel Club of Palm Springs talks about what it takes to put on the beautiful shows in Indio at the Empire Polo Club. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
Deb Cooper talks with Octavia Stensen and Pineapple about their junior showmanship win at the 2023 AKC National Championship. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
Susan Giles shares her Bred By Non Sporting Group win with Table Talk. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
“Love Has No Pedigree,” was the clever tagline of an award-winning campaign produced for the American Humane Society back in the 1990s. While I understood its message it always rankled my sensibilities because while it drove pet buyers to adopt homeless shelter dogs, it also was a negative message directed at all who have dedicated their lives to producing healthy, reliable, purebred dogs. If you’re reading this then chances are good you agree that there’s no better kind of dog than a well-bred, purebred, and yet, I wonder. Do we really know our dogs’ pedigrees?
