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Thank you to the officers and committee for making my day so enjoyable. The atmosphere seemed relaxed, exhibitors were sporting and my show stewards efficient!
Overall I found the standard high, especially in some of the bitch classes. Grooming standards were good and the majority presented to their advantage. With regards to health my general observations was poor eyes, nearly one dog per class was either squinting, blinking excessively, wet, had scaring, suffered dry eye or had lashes rubbing. This really isn’t acceptable and should be a big focus for breeders to improve. I also found noses small and pinched, it seemed strange but the bigger the nose rope, the bigger and more open the nostrils?! With respect to breed type, lack of quality jaws seemed to be missing, most were true but lacked any significant width in both sexes. On a positive note bodies have improved massively - lovely ribs, briskets, chest and toplines in dogs and bitches. Veteran (5, 1abs)
Minor Puppy Dog (8, 4abs)
Puppy Dog (3, 0abs)
Junior Dog (4,2abs)
Maiden Dog (1, 0abs)
Novice Dog (0,0abs) Post Graduate Dog (5, 2abs) - strong class were all present had significant merit.
Limit Dog (2,0bs)
Open Dog (2,1abs)
Minor Puppy Bitch (5, 1abs)
Puppy Bitch (9, 3abs)
Junior Bitch (10, 2abs) - Strong class which I enjoyed judging.
Maiden Bitch (3, 1 abs)
Post Graduate Bitch (6, 3abs) - I’m sure these could swap places on a different day.
Limit Bitch (5, 2abs)
Open Bitch (5, 3abs)
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