Make Each Day Its Own Reward
Make each day its own reward; ways to enjoy a dog show even without a favorite colored ribbon or rosette. Contributed by William H. Miller
November 6, 2022
Make each day its own reward; ways to enjoy a dog show even without a favorite colored ribbon or rosette. Contributed by William H. Miller
Interview with Junior Handler Taylor Del Duca. Taylor shares her experiences as a Junior Handler in the world of purebred dogs and dog shows.
Michael and Cathy Dugan share tips on how to be more successful in the dog show ring, with today’s topic being professional handlers.
“Dog People” come in three main categories; breeders, exhibitors, & judges. All three seem to have opinions about the ailments of the breed.
Dog shows have changed, indeed, but so has almost everything. What are the changes, what caused them, and how have they shaped the sport?
Have you attended breed-specific judges education seminar? If you have, you know how valuable they are to getting insight into your breed and
This crazy journey that we call dog show life is filled with many memories as well as numerous defining moments. For those of us who are
Let’s Go to a Dog Show, a Poem by Dan Sayers – “Morning breaks softly and all is quiet,Except for the dogs that pace to and fro,