The majority of owners and exhibitors, including professional handlers, fail I think, to give any consideration to the many problems faced by judges today. Nor do they consider how judges strive to solve these problems. Moreover, many novice judges–having little experience with any of a hundred puzzling problems which might come up–do not know how to respond in certain situations or answer the questions when put to them.
Welcome to this exciting series on Canine Chronicle TV called NextGen with Michael Hill. In this episode Michael talks with Lydia Frey of Snowbrook Dogs.
Celebrating birthdays this week are: Ron Scott, Carla Sanchez, Will Alexander, Susie Olivera, Beth Sweigart, Leslie Smith, Ken Murray, Jen Milani, Gwen DeMilta, BJ Whitlow, Roxanne Chumbley, Johann Emedi, Robin Stansell and Melinda Lyon.
It is with great sadness and report that we report the passing of former professional handler and American Kennel Club Executive Field Representative, Sue Vroom of Texas. Sue was a beloved member of the dog show community. Originally based in El Monte, California, Sue and her late husband, Corky Vroom, were highly successful professional handlers […]
We received the sad news that Mr. Fred Ferris of Middletown, Connecticut has passed away. Mr. Ferris was a knowledgeable AKC Judge of all Working and Terrier Breeds as well as Best in Show. Mr. Ferris will be remembered as a kind and encouraging friend to his dog show family and dog show community. He […]
Will Alexander Drops Some Knowledge About What’s Happening in the Sport of Dogs. It’s Deep… It’s Humorous… It’s Provocative… It’s Will Unfiltered!
When we asked our readers to share their funniest or must embarrassing win or candid photo from a dog show all in good fun, we received an enormous response! Sarah Crepeau shared one of her best outtakes with us and we think it is a great one! Do you have a photo where you are […]
There’s nothing new about dogs entering this country from Eastern Europe with questionable documentation. We’ve had rabies scares, among other things. But this is not a rabies-free country to start with. So, aside from a few fatal disease outbreaks, what’s the harm…right? NOT! But that’s another story.
Welcome to this exciting series on Canine Chronicle TV called NextGen with Michael Hill. In this episode Michael talks with Jamie Lamphier.
German Wirehaired Pointers were developed in Germany in the late 1800s. It is a rugged, versatile hunting dog that can work in different terrains. This medium sized breed is known for his distinctive protective wire coat with facial furnishings.
