Submitted by the German Shorthaired Pointer Club of America Judging the GSP should be simple because the breed is not extreme and does not place emphasis on one or two specific attributes. It is first and foremost an athletic, hard working gun dog and should be considered as such when its structure and movement are […]
All Westminster Kennel Club exhibitors are invited to the 1st Annual Canines & Coaches Celebrations. There will be discounted carriage rides in Central Park offered to all Westminster attendees riding with their dogs. The Clinton Park Stables are three minute walk from the Piers!
The AKC Canine Health Foundation is pleased to announce it has earned a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator. Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator, bases their evaluation on sound fiscal management practices and a commitment to accountability and transparency. Receiving four out of a possible four stars indicates that the AKC Canine Health Foundation […]
By Shannon Rodgers Daspit Our breed is noted to be “Unusually docile, sensitive, fun-loving, independent and intelligent, with a great affinity for human companionship” and has unique individual personalities as so many of our canine companions do. They range from the serious stalwart to the downright goofball in attitude, and we often see a range […]
?(Washington, D.C.) January 9, 2014—In a move that brings Congress one step closer to allowing veterinarians the complete ability to provide care to their animal patients beyond their clinics, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) praised the U.S. Senate today for its passage of the Veterinary Medicine Mobility Act (S. 1171). Sponsored by Senators Jerry Moran (R-Kansas) […]
As in any breed valued more for its work than cosmetic features, Chesapeakes are not an easy breed to judge. There are acceptable variations of style, which is very typical of a breed that is bred primarily for working traits.
NEW YORK – The most exciting group of paintings of Pointers in recent memory lead Bonhams 31st annual sale dedicated to dogs in art, set for February 12. Most significant is John Martin Tracy’s Haunt of the Woodcock: Sensation and Bang Bang (est. $100,000-150,000). Painted circa 1886, the canvas depicts two of the most important […]
The cold weather is here and extra care needs to be taken to keep companion animals comfortable and healthy throughout the winter season.
Happy New Year! Have you made your New Year’s Resolution yet? Here are a few ideas that may be appropriate for fellow exhibitors: Introduce yourself to a newcomer to the sport at each dog show Be friendly and courteous to other exhibitors, judges and stewards Thank hard working show committee members for their efforts Enjoy […]
You are invited to Prom Night Under The Stars, a charity event to help benefit Take The Lead.
