Finally, our deepest condolences to Frank Baylis on the loss of his mother this past week. She was 91 years young and her influence on Frank is very apparent. Ask him to tell you a story about her next time you see him. He has a million of them.
Children’s handling classes at dog events developed in a variety of ways depending on the country and the local circumstances. For most of the major show-giving bodies throughout the world, Junior Showmanship is an apprenticeship program in dog handling and a mechanism for preparing young people for careers in dog handling, breeding and training.
There you stand at the photo area, cell phone in hand (or if you are an amateur photographer, with a camera hung around your neck) while the official
Please keep Ron and Debbie Scott in your prayers, too. Ron had a setback in his recovery from a subdural hematoma and is back in the hospital. We hope he is back on his feet soon!
Credibility and expertise take time to develop and become respected. Writing a blog, which used to function as a diary on the internet, is time-consuming and requires patience and perseverance, but it bears fruit in the long run.
By Amy Fernandez Fleas….the mere possibility of these minute pests is enough to rattle any fancier. Although bubonic plague no longer tops the list of worst case flea scenarios, that jumpy little bug remains the opening act of a tedious horror show starring coat damage, flea bite allergies, tape worms, endless cleaning and laundry expense, […]
Poodle fanciers, rejoice! We are invited to visit Mr. H.G. Trevor’s Southampton, Long Island seaside mansion and kennels. Mr. T.T. Corrigan, Meadowmere Kennels Manager, resides in a pretty cottage in front of the kennel, about a quarter of a mile from Mr. Trevor’s mansion,
In the north of England, Northern Rail trains connect the towns of Settle and Carlisle. One of the stations on the route is Garsdale Head, a hamlet in southeast Cumbria, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Click here to read the complete article 274 – November/December, 2016 Text and illustrations by Ria Hörter “They are frozen in time and sometimes deceptively real. Perpetuated in stone or bronze, looking over water, streets, parks or squares, dog statues can be found all over the world.” King Wilhelm II von Württemburg and his dogs […]
Heads up to all that are planning to enter Westminster. Entries close on December 2nd, as in this Friday!
