Many seasoned showgoers have seen numerous hilarious “Oopses” in the ring; ladies who drop their underwear and deftly kick them out of the ring; gentlemen judges who are unzipped. I saw one judge at an indoor show on a warm day wearing a raincoat. “I split my pants” was his answer when I asked him why. I noticed another judge was wearing odd colored shoes. I pointed it out to him and he exclaimed, “I know, I have another pair at home just like them!”
Deb Cooper chats with Philip Boyce, Assistant Cluster Chair of the Mountain Laurel Cluster about his efforts to ensure the cluster goes on as scheduled.
Happy 93rd Birthday to a true icon in the sport of purebred dogs – Joe Gregory!
By mapping molecular changes in the genome over time, UC San Diego researchers developed a formula to more accurately compare dog age to human age — a tool that could also help them evaluate how well anti-aging products work
We have another fun #ThrowbackThursday photo to share with our readers on this Thursday. The judge in this photo was an iconic Dachshund breeder and professional handler of many breeds. She also became a top judge. The handler showed top dogs for decades before becoming a much-respected AKC rep. The trophy presenter is now a […]
In today’s Virtual Dog Show, we are featuring three “great ones”, which also happen to be Best In Show winners at Westminster Kennel Club in the early 1990s. Pictured below are “Robert”, “Willum”, and “Peggy Sue”, which most longtime dog fanciers know simply by their call names. Today, we are asking our readers, which of […]
Elizabeth Salewsky’s “Cromicles” Scene 24 – Rude Camper Who Didn’t Get Their Way. This latest episode of the “Cromicles” cannot be missed! Like many of us, Elizabeth Salewsky misses her dog shows. Here she is trying to re-enact our most memorable times.
Bearded Collie takes Best In Show The American Heart Association’s Healthy Bond for Life™ is excited to announce the Group and Best In Show winners of the first-ever International Heart Classic Virtual Dog Show. The event had 323 entries. Dogs were judged in three groups – puppy, adult, and veteran – by a panel of over 130 world-class judges. […]
Join Us for a Special Version of Closet Confidential MEN’S EDITION! with Elaine Lessig & Michael Hill PLUS Diego Garcia, Phil Booth, Remy Smith-Lewis, and Peter Kubacz.
The Vizsla evolved in Hungary, the favorite hunting dog of Magyar tribes and a valued and protected hunting and companion dog of early nobility. It is one of the smallest pointing retrieving breeds. Its golden rust short coat, moderate size, and robust but light build are among its trademarks. The Vizsla community is justifiably proud of the many “dual dogs” in their breed.
