Dog Show Tips – Will Alexander’s Interview with Paul Edwards
Will Alexander has an in-depth conversation with Paul Edwards about dogs, how he got started in dogs, and his life in dogs.
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Canine Chronicle Photo of The Day – Pure Joy!
Thanks to Lisa Croft-Elliott for sharing this photo of Lancashire Heeler puppy, “LOL”. Adorable! If you have a photo or video you would like to share for Canine Chronicle’s photo of the day, email Cheslie at cheslie@caninechronicle.com.
Recovering from COVID with Patience and Grace
The appearance of COVID and the resulting world-wide pandemic has turned our lives upside down. The human toll is beyond measure. Yes, we can count cases of infection, hospitalizations and deaths. What we really cannot measure is the trauma. Deaths in the United States have surpassed 400,000 and 35% of people who survived the illness are facing on-going debilitating symptoms. Families and friends are mourning. Healthcare workers, first responders and others in direct contact with the sick and dying are beyond tapped out; physically, mentally and emotionally. The self-employed in a variety of fields are watching their business and financial resources drain away. In the best of situations, we are sorely missing our friends and activities.
Breed Essence with Jane
Many breeds have an epigram. That short distinctive line, or quote that instantly gives you a mental picture of the essence of the breed. That little something maybe a breeder, judge or exhibitor mentioned or a sentence from the breed standard. These one-liners hit the nail on the head and are thought provoking.
2021 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Print Now Available!
The 2021 Westminster Kennel Club print has been released. The one of a kind art was created by returning internationally acclaimed artist, Misha Linn. The poster is 18″ x 24″and $35 plus $10 shipping and handling per poster. Overseas and Canadian orders require $15 shipping/handling per poster. Click here for more information on the poster and […]
Winthrop Rutherfurd and his Unparalleled Westminster Record
There’s no getting around the fact that dog people are absolutely fascinating. The nature of this sport pretty well weeds out all of the rigid conventionalists. Let’s face it; this is no place for anyone dedicated to straightforward, predictable outcomes. Competitive conformation is endlessly complicated and ever-changing in one way or another. Those who are attracted to the game and choose to stick around and ultimately succeed; well, you know that the rest of their life is bound to be a bit off-center.
Table Talk Live with Westminster Kennel Club’s Gail Miller Bisher
Deb Cooper catches up with Gail Miller Bisher about this year’s 145th annual Westminster Kennel Club dog show.
NextGen with Jesse & Samatha Carlson
Welcome to this exciting series on Canine Chronicle TV called NextGen with Michael Hill. In this episode Michael talks with Jesse & Samatha Carlson.
The NextGen series – Michael interviews young people who are leading the way for the next generation of exhibitors, breeders and judges in the sport of purebred dogs. They talk about how they were introduced to the sport, their favorite breed, their success stories and more.
American Kennel Club Presents Massachusetts Governor Charles Baker with AKC “Top Dog” Leadership Award
The American Kennel Club™ (AKC), the largest purebred registry in the world and leading advocate for dogs, has presented Massachusetts Governor Charles Baker with the AKC “Top Dog” Leadership award in recognition of his advocacy for ensuring proper care and conditions at animal welfare facilities in the state. The AKC recognizes Governor Baker for his […]
Table Talk · April 21, 2021
I was glad to catch up with professional handler Tuni Conti. She told me she is on the road to recovery after what turned out to be a stroke. I wrote last week that Tuni found herself in the ER while at the Pointer National in Brooksville, Florida, from what she thought was dehydration. After visiting her regular medical professionals upon her return home, she learned that she had a stroke. After a stay in the hospital to ensure everything is okay, Tuni is now home and cleared for local travel. She was told she could show a few dogs. Friends are asked to keep an eye on her while at shows to make sure she is okay. We are so glad that you are healthy, my friend!!!
