

Progressive Dog Club 99th Show – Trillé & Amanda Kelly – NOHS BiS
Amanda Kelly reflects on her Owner-Handled Best in Show win at Progressive and shares insights from 40 years of showing Manchesters.
The National Owner-Handled Series (NOHS) is a program designed by the American Kennel Club (AKC) to recognize and celebrate the achievements of owner-handlers in the dog show ring. Introduced to cater to the unique group of enthusiasts who both own and handle their dogs, the NOHS offers a distinct competitive platform separate from professional handlers. This series allows for a more level playing field, where owner-handlers can showcase their dogs and handling skills among peers with similar levels of experience and resources. Events in the NOHS include various breed and group competitions, culminating in rankings and special events at the end of the show year.
Amanda Kelly reflects on her Owner-Handled Best in Show win at Progressive and shares insights from 40 years of showing Manchesters.
Breeder/Owner-Handler Sarah Paquette celebrates dual Best in Show wins with Bowie at the Progressive Dog Club’s 100th event.
Dale Martenson reflects on judging the NOHS Toy Group at the AKC National Championship, celebrating owner-handled dogs and their journey.
Andrew Ritter reflects on judging the NOHS Herding Group at the AKC National Championship, highlighting sportsmanship and top dogs.
Kenneth E. Berg shares his experience judging the NOHS Terrier Group at the AKC National Championship, celebrating purebred dogs.
Helen Winski Stein reflects on judging the NOHS Hound Group at the AKC National Championship, celebrating purebred dogs and owner handlers.
Meghen Riese-Bassel reflects on judging the NOHS Sporting Group at the AKC National Championship, celebrating Owner Handlers.
Beth Dennehy wins 2024 NOHS Best in Show with Ulli at the AKC National Championship, reflecting on her journey and advice for handlers.