It is with great sadness and regret that we report the passing of American Kennel Club Judge Mr. Thomas Parrotti of Hamden, New York. Mr. Parrotti passed away yesterday, February 14th 2021. He was a steadfast supporter of purebred dogs and a popular and respected judge of all Terrier Breeds and Best in Show. As […]
The Canine Chronicle is deeply saddened to relay the news that an icon in the sport of purebred dogs, Mr. Frank Sabella, has passed away. Mr. Sabella was revered as one of the greatest and most knowledgeable men in the sport. He was a multi-group judge and of course, a Poodle aficionado. He was a […]
Fun matches and sanctioned A and B matches serve a number of useful purposes. Matches provide valuable ring experience for both exhibitor and the puppy or young dog. It seems the older I get, the more I understand and appreciate the value of being able to go to a match with a puppy or dog new to the ring. Seriously, we get to go through all of the motions of a point show without the pressure and expense.
Welcome to this exciting series on Canine Chronicle TV called NextGen with Michael Hill. In this episode Michael talks with Remy Smith!
Will Alexander has an in-depth conversation about dogs with one of the world’s best Ramon Podesta!
Here are some photos from around the rings at Westminster ’16. They were taken by our friend and outstanding dog photographer, Tanner Congleton.
The following shows to be held this Saturday, February 13th 2021 are cancelled due to extreme weather: Continental Divide Herding Association, Metro-Mile Hi Kennel Club, Mile High Sporting Dog Fanciers, Peak to Peak Working Dog Association of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Hound Association of Colorado.
Wayne Cavanaugh is On Point talking about mix breeds in Junior Showmanship. Follow the link to watch the FULL video on Canine Chronicle TV.
As the old adage goes, hindsight is 20/20; it’s easier to see and analyze situations when we’re looking back on them. I guess we can say that for the first time in history, our vision of 2020 is actually, well, 20/20. So, what did we learn? We saw the bad, the good and the ugly. We saw failure and success. Our sport depends on learning all we can from 2020 and moving forward to ensure a solid future for many years to come. Most important, it depends on us as individuals to make a genuine effort to get back to talking about dogs instead of politics. It’s time to move on for the sake of the sport.
The Canine Chronicle has yet another great photo to share this week for #ThrowbackThursday. Can you name the respected and successful breeder and handler pictured in this throwback? Can you name the judge? Guess Who? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that you would like […]
