The year is coming to a close and externally, it was a very strange year from a lot of perspectives, particularly in the political arena. The media must have had a field day with all of the bizarre stories surfacing throughout the year that made watching the news or scanning ...
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12/13/2017 9:51:22 AM
I know, I know—a New Year resolutions blog in January - ground breaking. To be honest, I rarely make new year’s resolutions for myself apart from “keep up the good work, Champ” (just kidding). With all that 2020 brought, though, when I sat down at the start of t...
/en/The-Dish/January-2021/New-Year’s-Resolutions-for-You-and-Your-Dogs
1/25/2021 2:51:38 PM
At the risk of sounding as if all I do is travel and attend shows, I want to share my experience from this year’s Junior Handling Nationals Championships . I had the privilege of receiving an invitation from the Conception Bay Kennel Club to attend the Junior Nationals he...
/en/The-Dish/October-2017/From-my-side-of-the-desk-Part-3
10/6/2017 9:45:00 AM
What I know (so far) about the 144 th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show *all photos by Westminister Kennel Club* The title of this blog will come off as foolish to anyone who has ever been to the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York City, or to anyone...
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1/10/2020 8:58:56 AM
Certainly, a prevalent theme from my side of the desk over the past several months has been canine health and wellness. This is something inherent in CKC’s purpose, mission and strategic plans - and the discussions, commitment and actions on the subject lately have bee...
/en/The-Dish/July-2019/From-My-Side-of-the-Desk-Canine-Health-and-Wellne
7/15/2019 3:37:39 PM
When you see a dog rolling on the ground or chewing at matted hair or licking their fur, you are watching them grooming themselves and it generally means that they’re itchy or uncomfortable in some way. Most dogs will benefit from regular brushing. This helps remove dirt an...
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11/19/2013 9:55:11 AM
Origin Since the Inuit people of Canada’s Arctic were known to have emigrated from Greenland many centuries ago bringing their sled dogs with them, it’s possible this hardy polar Spitz breed is the forerunner of our native Canadian Eskimo Dog. The relationship to other n...
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2/6/2014 1:47:39 PM
Origin As early as the 13th century, Marco Polo wrote of seeing “dogs as big as donkeys” in his Far East wanderings. This ancient breed gained fame for its legendary fierceness as the outside guardian of Tibetan monasteries and also served as the fearless protector of ho...
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2/6/2014 1:50:29 PM
When it comes to training, dogs are willing participants. For some trainers, running through their paces can be a challenge, but recent success stories have highlighted that having a physical disability isn’t a barrier to reaching the top.
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10/16/2015 12:00:00 AM
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