Or show to all breed judges that are good specialty judges. I can name
a couple of great all breed/ specialty/they know shepherds!
You have to find shows they are at.
Giselda
On 2016-12-20 11:19, dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Since my dog Kierk has won in both rings, I feel I can answer the============================================================================
question.
It is not easy to win in either venue. If you have a good dog, you
will win in both.
Generally, a specialty judge is more knowledgeable of the standard,
and there are some all-breed judges who will go with the familiar
handlers, who they trust to bring them a good dog. There are some
good all-breed judges, (such as me and my wife when we judge an
all-breed show, as Tedi and I will do in Beverly Hills next year), and
some specialty judges who do not have a clue.
I did take my bitch to the Canadian National to go Winner's Bitch, and
then go Select so that the American judge for the American National
who would be there to watch, would give her an American Select.
It worked, but I was younger and dumber then. Some times a plan does
work. However, I doubt I would ever try that again.
She was finished in the United States, but had to come from the
classes in Canada. When I saw the open class, I expected her to go
third or fourth. She won. But, never again would I try that.
Have a good dog, have a good handler, or just show on your own. A
great dog will most of the time win. A good dog will win some of the
time. An average dog will win, but not often.
Evan
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In a message dated 12/20/2016 8:04:33 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
gsdworkingline@xxxxxxxxx writes: Hi, all. I just had a quick question
about finishing a dog in the ALL-BREED ring in the States and Canada.
Is one easier to finish the dog in than the other? Is the same type of
dog rewarded in both countries or do they have usually possess
different attributes? Did I read the rules correctly that in Canada
it’s 10 points to finish with one 2 point win? Has anyone competed
in both all-breed rings and, if so, can you share your experience?
Lastly, is it easier to handle your own dog in Canada or is it pretty
much the same as States?
One more thing..does anyone have any photos of their Champions moving
as 7-8 week old puppies? Just trying to get a visual on what movement
looks like in a puppy that went on to be champion. As always, the
private messages are great and I always appreciate the responses that
I receive!
Thanks and Happy Holidays,
Sarah
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