Nancy Brown, chief executive officer of the American Heart Association, has again been recognized for elite leadership in the 26th annual listing of The NonProfit Times Power & Influence Top 50. For more than three decades, The NonProfit Times has been a leading trade publication providing news, information and insight into nonprofit management. Brown, who is now appearing for [...]
In a sport where results are based on the opinions of an individual guided by their knowledge of a breed and their interpretation of the breed standard, it’s easy to understand why there is so much discussion about judges. As we all know, depending on the results each day, the discussion about any particular judge at the show will trend positive or negative in short order.
Were you able to correctly guess this week’s #ThrowbackThursday? Who could you name in this photo? Answer: Jon Cole judging current professional handler Amanda Shea in jr showmanship. Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that you would like to share for #ThrowbackThursday? Email Liz Powell at showresults@caninechronicle.com with your photos!
In the 61 days of this coming August and September, 416 Best in Shows will be awarded. There’s nothing unusual about those particular 61 days, they just happen to be the numbers for the next two months. Any eight- or nine-week period will give you a similar number of dog shows to attend. You’ll have 147 chances to win a Best In Show in August and 269 chances to win one in September. At more than a few of those 416 dog shows, you’ll only have to defeat 250 dogs to take home the set of Yeti cups.
For you newcomers, there is a “seat at the table” at one of the dog clubs in your area. Quite frankly, it’s rather important that a local breed or all breed club welcomes new blood. It’s a two-way street for all involved. A newbie will gain experience in a number of different ways and a senior member finds someone to pass on their knowledge. All-Breed and Specialty clubs are in great need of a dose of new blood.
Get Ready for the 2023 AKC Trick Dog National Competition! It’s Virtual! You Could Win Best Trick Dog for Your Breed! We are excited to announce the AKC Trick Dog National Competition for 2023. All AKC Trick Dogs who have earned the Elite Performer title can enter the competition. As long as their dogs have [...]
From inside and outside the rings at the ‘real’ BIG E, there were great summer outfits galore among the exhibitors, judges, club members, and officials. Here is just a taste of the best of the best during the days of Glam Cam coverage. Do you have a fav?
Dear Friends, We are excited to share with you some of the AKC happenings and news this month. In this 11th edition of “To the Core” there is information about the newly established AKC Purebred Preservation Bank, AKC CHF’s 1000th scientific publication, best financial practices to protect your clubs and much more. Last Call for [...]
Click here to read the complete article 10 – August, 2023 GCH Hearthmore’s Wintergreen Mountain RI CGC TKN FITB GCHG Ingebar’s Tynan Dances With Wildflowers x GCH Nightline Heart Of Delarive CGC “Monty” Click here to read the complete article 10 – August, 2023
According to Yuzbasiyan-Gurkan, the drug trametinib targets and inhibits the molecular pathway responsible for tumor growth. Extensive testing has demonstrated the drug’s effectiveness against canine histiocytic sarcoma cell lines and in mouse models replicating canine tumors, as well as its safety and tolerability in dogs.
