They’re judged more by the clock than the judge. Their faults are knocked bars, refusals, and off-courses. Teams work for an entire year to qualify, train countless hours over obstacles and on the flat; all to make it the fastest run they’ve ever made for a shot at the title of AKC National Champion.
by Pilar Kuhn On one fateful morning two weeks ago while playing ball with our 7 year old Bouvier Garrison, our lives changed in a split-second. While turning to push off after his beloved ball, he shrieked in pain for what felt like forever and fell to the ground, pushing himself around in circles with [...]
We are saddened to report that longtime dog show photographer, Bill Meyer, passed away on Sunday, June 29th. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time. There will be funeral service at the Schrader Funeral Home on Thursday at 11:30 am. Visitation will be on Wednesday from 4:00-8:00 pm. [...]
The Canine Chronicle would like to express sincere condolences to Jackie Beaudoin, Sue Huebner and Mike and Linda Pitts on the loss of their beloved Puli, Conrad, Ch. Cordmaker Field of Dreams. Conrad was the top winning Puli of all time and a fabulous ambassador for the Puli breed. The Rainbow Bridge By the edge [...]
Last week, the North Carolina House approved amendments to the state budget that would be harmful to dogs and responsible North Carolina dog owners.Since the House and Senate have both passed different versions of the budget, a conference committee comprised of members of both chambers will develop a compromise. The members of this committee are listed below.Please [...]
by Mitch Sneed Alexander City Police Department investigators are looking for a man they say is responsible for the neglect and abuse of 20 dogs that officials say was so severe that seven of the animals starved to death. Alexander City Police Department Animal Control Officer Kelly Cotney said that arrest warrants have been signed [...]
