
The Truth About Making It – Handlers Who Breed Can Be the Key to the Advancement of the Sport
A reflection on passion, struggle, and sustainability in dog shows – why handlers might thrive by embracing breeding as a calling.

A reflection on passion, struggle, and sustainability in dog shows – why handlers might thrive by embracing breeding as a calling.

Amid declining show entries, a breeder urges prioritizing show homes and rethinking how we support newcomers to preserve the sport.

Breeder/Owner-Handler Sarah Paquette celebrates dual Best in Show wins with Bowie at the Progressive Dog Club’s 100th event.

To preserve purebred dogs, breeders must honor tradition while evolving to meet the needs of today’s dog buyers and culture.

Success in dog shows takes time, patience, and dedication, just like growing bamboo—plan, nurture, and persevere for great results.

Dan Sayers reflects on overcoming challenges in the dog world, urging breeders and exhibitors to find solutions, not fear.

To preserve purebred dogs, breeders must focus on planning, selective breeding, and educating future dog owners for long-term success.

Reflecting on life’s choices, challenges, and the journey of dog breeding, Doug Johnson emphasizes the importance of blazing your own trail.