An Old English Sheepdog named “Street” had a busy day Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012 at the Kenosha Kennel Club dog show in Wilmot, WI. “Street” started his day with a score of 94 in Rally Advanced B, then on to win Best of Breed, back to the obedience Novice B ring to earn a score […]
So many of our readers know or have read about the grand old Santa Barbara Kennel Club in days of yore that I don’t think it’s necessary to repeat the stories, but let’s give you a short history of this famous dog show.
Show Name: Greater Racine KC Location: Racine WI Show Date: Sunday, August 12, 2012 Total Entry: 826 Dogs Best In Show – Judge: Mrs.Sue-Ellyn Rempel Dog’s Reg. Name: GCh.Protocol’s Vini Vidi Vici Breed: Doberman Pinscher Handler: Jocelyn Mullins Owner: Jocelyn & Kevin Mullins Suzy & Dick Lundy Reserve […]
August 2012 by Chris Robinson When you decide to take your sporting dog into the field, there is only one rule that it is absolutely essential to engrave upon your brain: Always expect the unexpected. If you do, you’ll never be disappointed and every now and then, if you can keep your perspective, while it […]
August 2012 by Lisa Dubé Forman In Part One of this article we discussed the greyhound and its genre breeds. I emphasized the importance of their having flexible, curvaceous toplines. Further, the amalgamation of length, shape and curvature of vertebrae in the spinal column, with the hard, smooth muscling encapsulating and supporting the loin area, […]
August 2012 by Kimberly Silva Garrett 1. What made you decide to become a judge? I love it! I believe it’s a continuation of the learning experience. You can put all you’ve learned to the test and continue learning. The world looks very different in the middle of the ring than being an exhibitor or […]
August 2012 By William Given I SPEND TIME WATCHING PROFESSIONAL HANDLERS. Professional handlers are not necessarily better handlers than breeder- or owner-handlers but because they show more dogs at many more shows they have become much more consistent in their presentation of client dogs in the ring. They make fewer handling errors. Watch with a […]
August 2012 By Lee Canalizo I have no clue as to why I was inspired to write about Carol Hollands. Someone or something must have made me think of her…and that means many of my readers would probably enjoy doing the same. If you didn’t know Carol personally or professionally, I urge you to read […]
July, 2012 text and illustrations by Ria Hörter During war time, dogs have been used as messenger dogs, patrol dogs, guard dogs, mine dogs, Red Cross dogs or as draught dogs for the transportation of weapons, ammunition, food and medical supplies. No role at all Numerous dog books state that Greek and Roman armies fought […]
