Watch for more of Sarah Montague’s interviews and articles in the series, Good Dog (People) in the coming months. In the second of this series, she spoke with some movers and shakers about initiatives they’ve taken to be sure the sport stays strong, and why the fancy is bred to withstand the worst.
Dogs were inseparable from the entertainment business long before Hollywood started cranking out screen idols like Lassie and Strongheart.
Green is a former handler and current AKC judge based in Pinehurst, North Carolina, which her mother called “God’s country,” and she describes as “a little bit of New England nestled into the sand hills.” Like many I’ve spoken with, dogs are bred in the bone—she’s the daughter of two judges, started with Pointers and Boxers as a junior, but says she pretty much likes all breeds, whether she’s handling or judging. The current canine household is certainly a mixed bag—a German Shepherd, a whippet, and a toy Manchester Terrier.
Thank you to Aly Bell for sharing of 5 week old Pomeranian puppy that was a bottle baby. Her best Christmas present was this puppy who had a rough start being big enough to fit in this Christmas mug! If you have a photo or video you would like to share for Canine Chronicle’s photo […]
Following new DOT rules, Alaska updates its policy on service animals onboard Following recent changes to U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) rules, Alaska Airlines will no longer accept emotional support animals on its flights. Effective Jan. 11, 2021, Alaska will only transport service dogs, which are specially trained to perform tasks for the benefit of a qualified individual […]
Speaking as someone who has endured the AKC club approval process, I can assure you that it’s a joyride…Not! Obviously, AKC’s first consideration from a survival standpoint is legality, and luckily this sport never lacks legal expertise. That said, most clubs use AKC’s preformatted template for their constitution and bylaws, which streamlines the process and ensures that all new clubs hew a close line.
The first week of shows in Brooksville, Florida close today, December 30th and the Tallahassee shows opened yesterday. Please note that the Ocala shows have an entry limit of 1800 dogs. I was unable to confirm if these shows have reached their limit as of the writing of this column.
Closet Confidential with Elaine Lessig: “#GlamCam – Episode 7, Jorge Olivera” Watch as Elaine chats with Jorge Olivera about his personal style and what inspires his fashion choices. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
Thank you to Deb Shindle for sharing this festive and adorable photo of Cardigan Welsh Corgi Puppy, Mira, at 8 weeks old enjoying her first Christmas. Mira is Riverside The Very One Boss at Solera. If you have a photo or video you would like to share for Canine Chronicle’s photo of the day, email […]
Last year I wrote about the fascinating history of the Cocker Spaniel and today I write about its close relative, the Springer Spaniel.
