Pugs at WELKS - LOTS!
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27-04-2009, 08:24 AM
Pugs at WELKS - LOTS!
Thought i'd share these, taken at the show yesterday. No one got anything, but my little man did make the cut of 10 from around 50 in the Puppy Stakes, was SO pleased with that
Here he is in the breed class:
Standing terribly
And Gracie - My mums first time showing at a Champ show:
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27-04-2009, 12:25 PM
Originally Posted by basi 
Great pics Jessica
Did you enjoy the Basenji judging? Do you feel ready
I very much enjoyed the basenji judging, and it was lovely to see Maya's dad as i hadn't met him before. He has just THE most perfect temperment, loved him
I sadly missed a lot of the dog judging as i went to watch Maya's mum in the champion stakes, and um... it was over a lot quicker than lab or pug judging But a really nice day out, chatting to some new people i'd never met before (everyone was REALLY friendly!!) and even had a quick chat with Moetmum Now... Do i feel ready...? NO!
Thanks everyone for the replies!
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27-04-2009, 02:17 PM
Originally Posted by Jessica
I very much enjoyed the basenji judging, and it was lovely to see Maya's dad as i hadn't met him before. He has just THE most perfect temperment, loved him
I sadly missed a lot of the dog judging as i went to watch Maya's mum in the champion stakes, and um... it was over a lot quicker than lab or pug judging But a really nice day out, chatting to some new people i'd never met before (everyone was REALLY friendly!!) and even had a quick chat with Moetmum Now... Do i feel ready...? NO!
Thanks everyone for the replies!
Ah you will be fine
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27-04-2009, 03:07 PM
Nah, not too many scary people! Though, i am shocking with names so i imagine i will forget all the names of everyone i was introduced to... Just gotta work out the speed to move Maya at. Everyone seems to have their own way of doing it. I personally like the look of them striding out a bit faster, but other people said they liked them moved slower, so i guess i shall just do what i think shows Maya's movement off best
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27-04-2009, 03:44 PM
Originally Posted by Jessica
Nah, not too many scary people! Though, i am shocking with names so i imagine i will forget all the names of everyone i was introduced to... Just gotta work out the speed to move Maya at. Everyone seems to have their own way of doing it. I personally like the look of them striding out a bit faster, but other people said they liked them moved slower, so i guess i shall just do what i think shows Maya's movement off best
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27-04-2009, 03:56 PM
So i may just have to get my mum to video us. I personally think Maya shows off her paces better moving a little faster than some just because she has such a huge stride - like a horse i suppose, the bigger the stride the faster you go to show it off inhand - or it feels that way anyway Oh well, that will be the least of my worries when im finally in the ring with her im sure
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