I’m sure, just like me, you’ve been horrified by the scenes recently coming out from the Nepalese/Tibetan border; truly apocalyptic scenes of terrifying flash floods that look as if they had been plucked from a disaster movie, but were sadly all too real.
“When style begins to outweigh substance, we risk rewarding dogs for how they appear rather than for what they truly are.”
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Are you ready for this week’s #ThrowbackThursday? Who do you recognize in this week’s Throwback Thursday? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that you would like to share for #ThrowbackThursday? Email Liz at showresults@caninechronicle.com with your photos!
Deadline Extended! Still time to enter and be part of this history-making event – An AKC All Breed Dog Show – the first ever held outside the United States. Get your entries in for the AKC FCM Universal Championship Dog Show 2026 by October 28th!
It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years since 9/11. Since that tragedy, NYC has dedicated enormous resources to counter-terrorism measures–detecting and preventing many subsequent attacks. At the same time, NYC has not overlooked investment in disaster response. September 11 provided a shocking reality check regarding NYC’s Emergency Management shortfalls.
The annual Dog Writers Association of America Contest has opened and is accepting entries. If your Club blog, podcast, annual letter, book, or annual digest could be entered please check out the categories, here is how you go about it. AKC Clubs and writers have won the coveted Maxwell Award medallion– named for Maxwell Riddle, […]
How can I forget? I simply can’t. It’s been twenty-five years since the World Trade Center in New York City was destroyed. I saw it! By happenstance I walked into my house just before the event. On a beautiful cool Tuesday morning, September 11, 2001, with a totally clear blue sky, and buoyant air, I left the house to get in some miles around the neighborhood. My usual goal was to stay out for anywhere between five to seven miles before going home. On that particular day, I cut it short. I had an important appointment about an hour from home. Getting showered and dressed would take up more time.
“If we want healthier dog shows, the focus has to shift from creating more opportunities to creating better ones.” Wise words from our publisher from his column this month. https://caninechronicle.com/current-articles/from-the-publisher-78/ To further reiterate Tom’s observations: This past Saturday there were 15 different All-Breed dog shows. Of the 15, 5 shows had an entry of less than 400, 8 shows […]
In Episode 11 Wayne & Kim discuss dog show safety, unattended dogs, and having ‘Ambassadors’ at dog shows. Click here to watch on Canine Chronicle TV!
