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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 Allison Alexander. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!

The Löwchen, also called the little lion dog, is well-documented in artwork, depicted in its characteristic lion trim in paintings dating as far back as the 1400s. While its name derives from the German, its actual origin is not known. One concept is that it is related to the Bichon family, another that it came from Asia. Wherever it developed, it was a popular companion dog of the elite and wealthy in continental Europe for centuries.

What does the voice inside your head say to you when you’re standing outside the ring, looking at your competition? And if you just thought to yourself, “I don’t have a voice inside my head” that was the voice inside your head that made that statement.

Marc and I currently (although this is very soon to change) live in the South West of England, in a tiny Dorset village not too far from the sea.

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The Europe Dog Show was held in Herning, Denmark on May 18th-21st. Herning is a small city in the middle of Denmark, with about 40,000 citizens, but the Herning Messecenter is the greatest exhibition hall in Denmark.

From inside and outside the rings at shows during the specialties, there were some great transitional outfits to be seen worn by the exhibitors, judges, club members, and officials as the seasons change. Here is just a taste of the best of the best during the day of Glam Cam coverage. Do you have a fav?

Over the past several months I have been asked questions and to write down my opinion on our sport. Looking back on my family’s history in our sport, this sport that I love so much, I have been pondering where the road will now take us. I was taught at a very young age that showing and racing horses was the sport of Kings and Queens and that this sport, our sport, is the sport of Princes, Princesses, Dukes and Duchesses.

Every breeder that I know, who also shows, understands the importance of a great sire. And, this is particularly true for those dogs that, to a large extent, stamp their likeness upon their offspring. While a bitch having this quality is also highly prized, such a sire can easily have a more far-reaching impact on his line in particular, and his breed in general. This is because he can produce a considerably larger number of progeny.