Assistants Are People Too

Last month, I wrote about why it’s so important to be an assistant before becoming a professional handler. This time, I’d like to explore the opposite point of view.

Last month, I wrote about why it’s so important to be an assistant before becoming a professional handler. This time, I’d like to explore the opposite point of view.

Going to Westminster Kennel Club 2026? What’s your favorite New York City tourist spot? River the #CardiganWelshCorgi like to visit the Fearless Girl Statue in NYC! Share your favorite thing to do in New York City with your dog. Submit your photos through January 10th, 2026 via Facebook Messenger for a chance to be featured! […]

Every time I head out to judge a dog show, my partner, Juliandro, says to me, “Find a Star!”

Are you ready for this week’s #ThrowbackThursday? Who do you recognize in this week’s Throwback Thursday? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that you would like to share for #ThrowbackThursday? Email Liz at showresults@caninechronicle.com with your photos!

An American Kennel Club (AKC) affiliate, the Nashville Kennel Club (NKC) operates at the heart of the purebred dog community.

Thank you for being part of our incredible dog community. Here’s to a year filled with health, happiness, success in the ring, and unforgettable moments with the dogs we love. Cheers to an exciting year ahead!

Going to Westminster Kennel Club 2026? What’s your favorite New York City tourist spot? Archer and B the #GermanShorthairedPointers always visit Times Square for a tasty hotdog! Share your favorite thing to do in New York City with your dog. Submit your photos through January 1st, 2026 via Facebook Messenger for a chance to be […]

Brought to you by the AKC GoodDog! Helpline – the AKC’s 7-day-a-week training support service Fear of loud noises can be stressful for dogs and can limit the activities they can enjoy. Thunder is probably the most common noise phobia trigger, especially since a dogs’ sensitivity to the changes in barometric pressure can trigger fearful […]

Going to court is something most people dread – for very good reasons. For most participants in the world of field trials and hunt tests, the American Kennel Club’s disciplinary system represents fairness, structure, and integrity. It’s what keeps our sport credible. We believe that when misconduct occurs, there’s a clear process to protect both people and dogs – one that ensures accountability and safety.