Always Keep your puppy off balconies, upper porches and high decks, Remove poisonous houseplants or place them in hanging baskets out of your puppy’s reach. Make sure plant leaves do not fall within puppy’s reach

Judges are paid, and deserve to be. They spend years learning Breed Standards.

I would go out on a limb and suggest that being a dog handler costs (travel, dog food, insurance etc) more than it brings in.

Why doesn’t a Uber style community market bidding system exist for local , national , or international , frozen sperm and Dog alone transport ?

Your puppy should not be left unsupervised inside or outside. Puppies will investigate, wander about and possibly get into mischief (soiling, chewing, getting locked in closets or rooms, etc.)

A DogShow judge will know without need for reference what is professionally named the “ Breed Standard “ qualifying him or her to be a CACIB international or CAC National all breeds or breed specialist judge

Professional DogShow handlers do get paid, that’s what makes them professionals

Regular grooming is important for your dog's health, wellbeing, as well as their appearance. An untended coat can become long, matted, and uncomfortable for your dog. Grooming helps rid the coat of shed hair and dead skin while spreading natural oils. Clipping ensures the maintenance of a comfortable coat length to match the seasons.

Diarrhea is a common ailment can be caused by many factors including bacteria, viruses, internal parasites, toxic substances, too much food or psychological upsets.

I have a friend active in the show world. She’s always flying overseas and she frequently spends $50,000/yr having dogs trained and boarded. Does she get more money for her pups than most people? Yes

Had it not been for the QR code and blockchain, the shelter personnel would not have known who to contact, and the dog and owner would not have been reunited.

Things to have in place for a new puppy would include bedding, a play pen, perhaps pee pads, food and water bowls, a regular vet service and often missed, an emergency vet phone number !!

Attend dog events. Watch dogs in action and study the pedigrees of those you like. Ask questions of breeders involved in your breed. Research your breed Find, join and attend a local club meeting to meet and learn from other breeders.