Robert “Bob” Slay Tops Judging Panel at America’s Dog Show. Mr. Robert H. Slay of Cary, North Carolina has been given the most prestigious judging assignment in the sport of purebred dogs — deciding who will be the Best In Show winner at the 144th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden.
Dog show moms are truly the unsung heroines of our sport. They are the greatest moms and the sport of purebred dogs just would not be the same without them. Marlene Groves, a colleague of mine, asked, “What about grandmas?” “Grand-mothers, count too,” I told her.
We have another fun #ThrowbackThursday photo to share with our readers on this Thursday. Can you name the folks pictured in this photo from a past Del Monte Kennel Club circa 1960? Guess Who? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! The correct answer is Carl Anderson handling CH Carro’s Parti Crasher with judge […]
In the Lessig household, the past six weeks have been fraught with domestic decisions. With unusual frequency, smaller appliances, larger ones, newer ones, and older ones all broke. The electronic gates at the bottom of the driveway ceased to function when a Fedex delivery truck hit the left one while executing a “K” turn which went awry.
“We developed one of the best hemp oil products in the industry with our patented technology for humans. With a little customization, we found a way to offer the same quality hemp oil to pets”, said Jay Archer, Founder of Gemini Network.
It started with a simple phone call from my son who seemed a bit distracted during our usual chat…He tells me he’s busy watching the Irish Setter National on AKC.TV. It was being streamed live from Charlotte, NC.
What do 3,044 golden retrievers across the nation have in common? They are the principal players in the second published scientific paper from Morris Animal Foundation‘s groundbreaking Golden Retriever Lifetime Study, highlighting characteristics of the dogs in this landmark study, including age, medical condition, preventive care and more. Published in the November issue of Canine Genetics and Epidemiology, […]
“Acontract is only as good as the paper it’s written on.” It’s something I’ve heard countless times from friends or in discussions of contracts on social media. There seems to be a consensus among the dog community that, absent some blood contract or ancient ritual, contracts are completely worthless. I understand where a lot of the disappointment comes from.
We have another fun #ThrowbackThursday photo to share with our readers on this Thursday. Can you name the handler pictured in this photo from a past Mississippi Valley Kennel Club? Guess Who? Check back on Monday for the correct answer! The correct answer this week is of course, Paula Nykiel. Thank you all for your […]
