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![]() She now has won the Toy Group in a show 23 times. Yesterday's was in a Montgomery,Alabama show. BTW a Rott named "TUX" won his career 15th Best in Show yesterday. So, "real dogs" are winning dog shows, but not the 2 or 3 shows that are on T.V.
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![]() It is difficult to take working dogs of their breed, with outstanding performance conformation, and win at dog shows (I know because I breed, show and hunt my dogs, and one of my dogs qualified for the Euk National two years ago) Those are "real dogs", to me.
I have a hard time watching some of the rings nowadays, seeing straight-upper-armed, too long, sloped-backed, sickle-hocked dogs win ![]() The commentators at the Euk mentioned the Scottish Deerhound having a visibly different type of movement. Yeah, totally incorrect ... Min Pins are very cool dogs, though. Certainly agree with you on that! And this little one is exceptional. Yes, for a Min Pin to win so many BIS (even groups) is outstanding tro:
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![]() Quote:
How many wuffies have you fucl<ed...and what breeds were they? |
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![]() She won't answer.
Like many others here, she fears me. I'll bet her wuffie name is Assie. |