As we all have a week at home to enjoy our family, dogs and friends, join The Canine Chronicle as we take a look back through a little Westminster fun at The Canine Chronicle, Royal Canin, Jack Daniels & Isle of Dog Party in 2008
Story by Megan Myers, VMBS Communications When Oscar, a 5-year-old Dachshund, developed partial paralysis from a herniated disc, he became the first dog to experience a new, non-surgical treatment option through a veterinary clinical trial at the Texas A&M Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH). Herniated discs are common in short-legged breeds like Dachshunds and can cause [...]
There are plenty of old and new debate topics in our sport–no surprise as we are a sport based on subjective opinions and interpretations. One issue that has been gaining attention lately is the state of National Specialties. Are they all as “special” as a National Specialty can be? What should breeders and exhibitors expect of a National? Is that expectation based on the population of the breed? In a registry in which the majority of breeds are now classified as low-entry breeds, does the nature of Nationals reflect that change?
#WestminsterRewind We want to see our readers’ fun throwback candids from WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB at MADISON SQUARE GARDEN to be shared on The Canine Chronicle in good fun! As we all have a week at home to enjoy our family, dogs and friends, join The Canine Chronicle as we take a look back through Westminster [...]
As we all have a week at home to enjoy our family, dogs and friends, join The Canine Chronicle as we take a look back through Westminster history. We look forward to sharing pictures of these past Westminster wins!
By Amy Fernandez Originally published: February 2015 Since 1933 Westminster’s Junior Showmanship Finals have focused the spotlight on countless exceptional individuals. Along with material rewards, that win is frequently cited as the launching point of a successful career. In reality, qualifying for Westminster’s JS finals represents a significant achievement in itself. Over the years, the [...]
As we all have a week at home to enjoy our family, dogs and friends, join The Canine Chronicle as we take a look back through a little Westminster fun at The Canine Chronicle, Royal Canin & Isle of Dog Party in 2007
I can’t take him to the beach for a walk because he bothers you and messes with the holiday…I’m not allowed to rent a house if I have a dog. However, I can take him to the rubble to find you after an earthquake, in the woods after you get lost in the mountains because you did not have a map or a GPS, under snow because you made a detour not allowed, or in the water despite a red flag. Your life is in danger, and he will find you. He is “just a dog” but he will find you. Dogs are family. Dogs are our best friends.
Detective Ice, a Michigan police K-9, took the internet by storm last month after he was accused of stealing a human officer’s lunch. The Wyandotte Police Department in Wyandotte, Michigan, shared the alleged thief’s mugshot on Facebook, where it went viral – garnering thousands of likes, comments and shares. As a result of the post, Facebook users came [...]
Click here to read the complete article 10 – February, 2023 By Tom Grabe The new year is in full swing and. the first month of shows is in the record books. It seems that in our quest for the next show, our anticipation of the next judging assignment, our thrill of seeing the next [...]
