Although the modern media does its best to distort the fact, purebred dogs stem from a long tradition of the form follows function concept. And that concept had ironclad credibility by 1492 when legions of them began landing on these shores to reunite members of a species that had gone separate ways at least 15,000 years earlier. Like every other aspect of this invasion, European breeds came out on top. However, in many cases, it wasn’t exactly a conquest.
Elizabeth Salewsky explains the common dog show term – “Coat”
Check out the 16th installment of our series that explains common dog show terms.
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Will Alexander does wake up calls with professional dog handlers – Andrew Peter Paul, Bill “Bouvier” Francis and Paul Thomas Clas.
We have another fun #ThrowbackThursday photo to share with our readers on this Thursday. Can you name the respected dog folks pictured in this week’s throwback? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! The correct answer to this week’s throwback is Will Alexander and Honey Glendinning! Thank you to all for your enthusiastic participation! […]
In celebration of summer and the Canine Chronicle Statistics of the Top Ten Dog Among All Breeds, we are sharing our summer shuffle, a playlist for each of the top dogs in the country! The #1 Dog in the country per The Canine Chronicle Statistics is GCH Pequest Wasabi. “Wasabi” is a Multiple Best in […]
The Canine Chronicle would like to congratulate our friends, Paul Clas and Chrystal Murray, on the birth of their beautiful baby girl, Madison, born on August 23rd 2020 at 8:46 AM! Congratulations! We wish Paul, Chrystal, Aiden and Madison all the best!
America is the land of opportunity and it’s never been limited to humans. A surprising number of obsolete Old World breeds regained their momentum on these shores. Primarily, this occurred within the context of the East Coast show scene that dominated America’s purebred paradigm for over a century.
Michael Hill chats with Doug Johnson & Jamie Hubbard of Clussexx Kennel about what to look for in the Welsh Springer Spaniel. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
This is possibly not the best time to focus on government ability to handle complicated issues. But that’s never stopped them from trying. Getting to the point, a couple of weeks back the Raad van Beheer (Dutch Kennel Club), issued a somewhat militant statement reiterating their stance on dog breeding health and welfare. This is not new. Many European breeders face restrictions and scrutiny that would be unimaginable here. (Think about that the next time you wanna slam AKC). Simply owning a dog requires some scrupulous vetting, never mind breeding or exhibiting.
“Do what you have to do to get in line FIRST for the group.” Like many of us, Elizabeth Salewsky misses her dog shows. Here she is trying to re-enact our most memorable times. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV! You can follow along with all the fun:
