
Celebrating 25 Years of “Best in Show” With Jane Lynch
Jane Lynch reflects on 25 years of Best in Show, sharing behind the scenes stories, improv magic, and why the dog show classic still endures.

Jane Lynch reflects on 25 years of Best in Show, sharing behind the scenes stories, improv magic, and why the dog show classic still endures.

Dog shows offer more than competition. Dan Sayers explores social fitness, human connection, and why meaningful interactions still matter.

An in-depth look at how AKC policy shifts may be hurting Conformation, judging quality, and clubs, raising a Catch-22 for the sport.

Richard Reynolds reflects on truth in dog-show advertising, sharing stories, lessons, and why honest representation matters.

Doug Johnson shares how teamwork, mentorship and shared knowledge help breeders grow, improve quality, and find success in the dog show world.

Marlene Groves calls for zero tolerance toward bullying in the sport, urging stronger accountability and a renewed commitment to civility.

A thoughtful look from Walter Sommerfelt at societal division, the impact on our sport, and the daily choices that can restore compassion.

Learn how the fancy unintentionally aids AR groups and what breeders and clubs can do to protect the sport through education.