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If the title means nothing to you, you were not part of a street gang in 1930s Glasgow; or an English football hearty in the 1970s. And, it means exactly what you’d imagine—on top, and with attitude.

If the title means nothing to you, you were not part of a street gang in 1930s Glasgow; or an English football hearty in the 1970s. And, it means exactly what you’d imagine—on top, and with attitude.

WHAT: See tons of amazing dogs compete in the Woofstock Dog Show! This family friendly event will be streamed live from Vallejo, CA only on AKC.tv. WHEN: Friday June 9th - Saturday June 10th at Solano County Fairgrounds June 9, 2023 – 6pm ET / 3pm PT June 10, 2023 – 6:15pm ET / 3:15pm PT WHERE: Watch the live coverage […]

The big problem researching breed history is the gigantic blank space that frequently spans everything up to the late eighteenth/early nineteenth century. Filling in those mysterious gaps is the primary challenge–with one outstanding exception. A handful of breeds have been consistently documented throughout recorded history because their role was inseparable from human civilization. Everything from farming manuals to folklore to ancient Roman tax records provides a glimpse into Working breed development. These dogs were simply too important to omit them from the official story.

The Pennsylvania Senate Agriculture and Rural Affaires Committee unanimously adopted an amendment requested and drafted by the AKC to remove language requiring an interstate certificate of veterinary inspection for anyone coming into the Commonwealth for dog events or hunting. Instead, the bill maintains the current exemption for those entering Pennsylvania for under 30 days. AKC […]

Aces can’t be returned. They’re brilliant and beautiful serves, a small furry orb shot from a racket at a rate of speed that seems unimaginable. In 2021, Oscar Otte from Germany set the record for the fastest ace in US Open history at a blazing 151 MPH. It traveled right through the center of what would become the Best In Show ring on May 9th, 2023. Perfection. Timing. Dedication. Hard work. This year, Westminster served its own ace at the same great place. Matching adjectives apply.

Think about the first time you showed up on the scene and what you needed to make your experience a positive one.

AKC 101 Show Chair Seminar/AKC Club Development Date: June 10 and 11, 2023 Location: Taylor Farm Park; Canfield Ave. Norwalk, CT Time: 9:00 AM both days Topics to be discussed: – Understanding AKC paperwork & what is needed to approve event – The difference in Superintendent, Show Secretary and Package Show – Premium list – Judging […]

Anyone who has been an integral part of organizing a dog show or cluster understands the effort required to organize and execute a good dog show. Large shows like Louisville, Houston and Woofstock require even more forethought, management and creativity. The great shows of the world require year-long planning for each show and long-term plans that look forward a decade or more.

Charles E. “Chuck” Trotter, all-breed judge, loving husband, proud father, and friend of dogs, passed away peacefully in his sleep June 4 with his wife Pat and son Chuck Jr. at his side. Born April 14, 1933, in Nashville Tenn., he celebrated his 90th birthday recently with his and late friend Dottie Macdonald’s favorite vegetable – carrot cake!

Were you able to name who was featured in this week’s #ThrowbackThursday photo? Who is this breeder and professional handler? Answer: Kim Rudzik, breeder, former professional handler and AKC’s newest Executive Field Representative. 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 […]