Time and time again we are warned about the danger of leaving dogs in a closed vehicle on warmer days. Please note that I said warmer. As we all know, a vehicle sitting in the sun with no a/c and closed windows can be a death trap for dogs and humans. Even if the outside temperature is […]
For the first time in the history of The Canine Chronicle, our May issue features the Westminster Kennel Club dog show. This isn’t a surprise to anyone since 1887 was the last time Westminster held a dog show in May, until now.
The AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the health of all dogs, marks Pet Cancer Awareness Month each May to highlight the impact of its funded canine cancer research. Already in 2023, CHF has awarded three new grants to study canine lymphoma, anal sac carcinoma, and bone cancer. Cancer remains […]
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We are proud to welcome Michael to the team! Here’s what you can expect from him in the coming months… “Let’s get the basics out of the way first. Im Michael Canalizo and I have been involved in the sport of purebred dogs for 60 years now. Ugh..it’s painful just typing that! But for anyone new(er) to the sport, […]
By Amy Fernandez Photos by Deana Niosi & C Barritt-Getty Images ©Deana Niosi The countdown is on, and Westminster 147 is just days away. It’s guaranteed to be full of shocks and surprises–when isn’t it? Crisis management is kind of inseparable from the mindset of this sport. But we do appreciate a heads-up about the […]
Who were you able to name in this week’s great #ThrowbackThursday photo? Answer: The handler is now judge, Eugene Blake showing the Afghan, Khayam’s Ares under judge Sarge Cox from Oklahoma. 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!
May 1st is National Purebred Dog Day! Join the American Kennel Club in celebrating the pride, predictability, and purpose of purebred dogs, as well as the many ways that these wonderful dogs impact humans every day (including service, therapy and military and police work). National Purebred Dog Day was created by Colorado resident and Puli fancier […]
By Amy Fernandez What to do, what to do… It’s like waiting for a bomb that might or might no drop. And it’s hard to stay focused and positive when clubs are canceling shows left and right. That’s why I’m here- likewise an old school Ian Dury fan, so… reasons to be cheerful! First of […]
By Amy Fernandez The Poodle fancy has gone the distance getting their message out. Hair is not the main story. Poodles have proven their supremacy in official and non-regulation dog sports and countless extracurricular activities. Despite that ongoing showcase of remarkable talents, somehow it always comes back around to that hair situation. The intrepid Gervase […]
