Do You Feel Lucky? What is your lucky charm or your show superstition when you attend the dog show? What item can you not leave home without? Is there a certain routine you perform? Do you have a lucky suit or a lucky color? A lucky pair of socks? A lucky penny? Please share your lucky charms […]
The American Kennel Club (AKC®), the world’s largest purebred dog registry and leading advocate for all dogs, is honored to recognize K9 Huk of Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office in Jacksonville, Florida and K9 Loki of Michigan Department of State Police, in Houghton Lake, Michigan with the American Kennel Club’s DOGNY Paw of Courage Award. The AKC DOGNY Paw of […]
If you have been in the sport more than a few years, at some point you will find a judging panel for a show you want to enter that includes a friend, a family friend, or someone that has been involved with the breeding of a dog you are exhibiting. In many cases, your […]
We want to see our readers’ fun photos posing with The Canine Chronicle! Kiera is pictured with the brand new AKC National Championship issue of the Canine Chronicle at the dog show. Her aunt, Kelly, says, “Keira is always excited and entertained by Chronicle ringside. Especially if she finds Border Collies inside which is what […]
What breed of dog am I? I am an ancient breed in the Hound Group with the look of a rustic no-nonsense rabbit dog unspoiled by passing fashions. I am a breed of moderation; I possess a wedge shaped head with erect ears, a sickle shaped tail, a sound skeleton and a well muscled body. I am […]
Breeding for a desirable trait and away from a fault has always been the goal of every breeder.
Did you correctly answer this week’s #ThrowbackThursday Canine Chronicle Cover edition? Answer: Ricky Justice with CH Rummer Run’s Stardust, owned and bred by Steve & Ann Anderson, Rummer Run Boxers. 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!
The canine pancreas is an oddly-shaped, boomerang-looking, organ situated next to the stomach and near the initial section of the small intestine. The pancreas has two primary functions: the production of insulin and storage of digestive enzymes. These enzymes are normally stored in an inactive form while in the pancreas. After a dog eats, the digestive enzymes become active when released by the pancreas into the small intestine.
As the busiest travel season of the year approaches, the American Heart Association has tips to ease travel worries for people living with health conditions like heart disease and stroke For people living with a health condition like heart disease or stroke, traveling away from home can pose some special challenges. The American Heart Association, […]
