[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: what a lot of nonsense!
- From: Peggy <pmick@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Tigra12@xxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 08 Jul 2005 17:50:01 -0400
There is nothing wrong with it...but the standard is for conformation,
and we show in conformation and that is what the discussion is about.
Bring working titles or anything to do with working dogs into the
discussion changes the entire picture.
I don't care if anyone works their dogs...I'd like to do herding but
there is no place around here to do it. I did go-to-ground work with my
Terriers...it's fun and they like it...but none of that is part of the
discussion, and bringing working ability in to a discussion of specialty
v. all breed is just grinding a personal axe and contributes nothing to
the discussion. You are entitled to your opinion as to which titles are
icing and which are meaningful, and so is everyone else, including me,
but it has nothing to do with the discussion at hand.
peggy
Tigra12@xxxxxxx wrote:
>Personally, I find that extremely sad, as our breed is a working breed. The
>Ch should be the icing on the cake, and the CD-UDX (Schutzhund dregrees, or
>Herding titles included) should be the cake itself in my opinion.
>
>
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