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I thought you might be interested in some of the letters I have received recently. The dog show can be mystifying to say the least, so it's little wonder that even seasoned exhibitors become confused sometimes. ****************** Q. "I have noticed
that may handler has knots tied into his
E. Q., Tulsa A. It means that the lead has been broken several times. Next time give him a little extra tip. ... Tell him to go out and get some decent leads. Q. "Why do they always
move the dogs in a counter-clockwise direction in the show ring, with the
G. R., Ontario
A. You can tell that you're
from the Northern Hemisphere G.
Q. "I bred my beautiful
bitch to a fully certified, highly
Z. M., Reno A. This is happening more
and more lately. ... Don't panic.
Q. "All of my Shepherds have large white spots on them. How can I breed this out?" J. Y., Detroit A. Only white shepherds
have white on them. Your Shepherds
Q. "The people at
ringside say that I am "kennel-blind".
A. C. Baltimore A. It depends upon
the circumstances. ... If you have been
Q. "The judge at
our last show told me that my dog lost
A. This is really no way
for a judge to talk. ... Just to be
****************** That's all
for now, doggie people. ... Glad to have been
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