The Canine Chronicle is saddened to share the passing of Cynthia Macaulay-Savioli on Saturday, January 3, 2026, at age 66. Her loving husband Vincent was by her side and was her caregiver during her illnesses. They lived 40 wonderful years together, traveling the US and the world. They recently traveled full time in their RV. […]
In the 19th century, French sportsmen from Brittany (in northwest France) began crossing their French spaniels with English Setters, and the result was the Brittany Spaniel. It differed from the French spaniels in being shorter bodied, with more leg, and it was more active.
Are you ready for this week’s #ThrowbackThursday? Who do you recognize in this week’s Throwback Thursday? 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!
A four-year old Cavalier presented to a veterinarian emergency room with panting, a heart rate of 200, and tremors. Urgent lab work revealed hypokakemia (2.1 mmol/L), hyperglycemia (125 mg/dl), and metabolic acidosis (blood pH, venous 7.29). The dog was admitted and treated with IV fluids, IV potassium replacement, and oral propranolol. Over the next 24 hours, the dog’s heart rate, blood pressure, and electrolytes were corrected.
Going to Westminster Kennel Club 2026? What’s your favorite New York City tourist spot? Blaine the #Bullmastiff takes in the sights of New York City from his hotel window! Share your favorite thing to do in New York City with your dog. Submit your photos through January 10th, 2026 via Facebook Messenger for a chance […]
The American Kennel Club (AKC®), a not-for-profit organization that is the world’s largest registry of purebred and mixed-breed dogs, and a leading voice for canine welfare and responsible ownership, is thrilled to announce the winners of the AKC Agility League’s fall season. The AKC Agility League recently concluded its 11th season of competition and honored its […]
Mrs. Dodge would probably give it a B+. Morris and Essex was envisioned on a truly grand concept of the perfect dog show. Gorgeous setting, breathtaking yet very tasteful set design, gracious ambiance… Okay, point made. However, the entire deal was there for a single purpose. There were, and are, plenty of places to enjoy lovely scenery and a picnic lunch. But this was about framing spectacular dogs to their best possible advantage.
The 2026 show season is off to a great start! I was very fortunate to celebrate the kickoff to 2026 in Palm Springs! (Actually, it’s Indio, but anybody who is anybody knows it’s the Kennel Club of Palm Springs). Not only is ‘Palm Springs’ the largest dog show in Southern California, it is the largest outdoor dog show in […]
Going to Westminster Kennel Club 2026? What’s your favorite New York City tourist spot? Kermit the #Schipperke enjoys exploring the concrete jungle of New York City! Share your favorite thing to do in New York City with your dog. Submit your photos through January 10th, 2026 via Facebook Messenger for a chance to be featured! […]
I don’t know if you remember, but quite a few years ago the mainstream media was suddenly flooded with stories about the sale of the world’s most expensive dog.
