By Peter Baynes Originally published: June 2010 Unfortunately, however, we have only to look amongst the show dog fraternity to realize that there are those amongst us who will believe any kind of story whether it is a stupid idea, tongue in cheek, harmless gossip, dangerous rumors, or promises. Some unsavory professional handlers have even [...]
By Alice Bixler Originally published: October 2017 It’s just a colorful strip of material embellished with gold lettering and, in reality, worth only pennies. It’s what that ribbon represents which makes it something special. That slim purple swath may denote points toward a championship earned by hours of grooming, conditioning and training. Or a forest [...]
Our thoughts are with the people and pets affected by and in the forecast path of Hurricane Ian. The hurricane has devastated Florida and over two million Florida residents are without power. This deadly storm is now impacting South Carolina and North Carolina. Especially during these uncertain times: 1. Make sure your pet’s microchipping records [...]
Question of the week: What dog feature is as unique as a human fingerprint? Answer: If you were to print your dog’s nose, it would leave a unique pattern. In fact, a dog’s nose print is as unique and as identifiable as the human fingerprint. Do you have a fun dog show trivia question that you [...]
Guess Who? Are you ready for this week’s great #ThrowbackThursday photo? Can you name this current professional handler? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that you would like to share for #ThrowbackThursday? Email Liz at showresults@caninechronicle.com with your photos.
by Dr. Bob G. Smith Originally published: February 2010 Photos by Lisa Croft-Elliott May I have your attention, please? Stop and pay attention! Quit that and pay attention! You’re not paying attention! How many times have we either uttered those phrases or heard them being uttered by others, especially by announcers, parents and teachers? Why [...]
When a natural disaster or pandemic strikes, you have lots to care for and consider. In addition to making sure you meet your own needs, it’s essential not to forget about your pets too. Remember, if a storm, hurricane, tornado, pandemic, or other possible threat is dangerous for you, there are also hazards for your [...]
By Ranny Green From: akc.org There’s probably only one time in his life when Reas finished last. That’s when he was the final puppy in a litter of five to go to his new home three years ago. That was obviously not his doing. Four other owners passed over him for various reasons. And now the [...]
Question of the week: What dog feature is as unique as a human fingerprint? Check back on Friday when we reveal the correct answer! Do you have a fun dog show trivia question that you would like to share for #TriviaTuesday? Email Liz at showresults@caninechronicle.com.
The first-grade boy didn’t like reading—or even trying to read. He’d fallen behind during the pandemic and felt embarrassed in front of his classmates, so he’d just shut down and refuse to participate, looking at the ceiling or fiddling with a pencil. With Hudson, he sits down with her, puts his hand on her head, and reads to her,” she says. “If he makes up a word, it’s fine — he uses the pictures to guide him. It makes me so happy to see. This has been an experience that has helped him come out of his shell and feel more comfortable reading for himself, but also reading for someone else.
