Rottshowgirl

Huddy & Ashley both look very handsome :)

Thanks so much all for results, much appreciated :claps:

I'm working on the theory that if I keep refreshing the page it will make the results come up quicker :laugh:

A lot of shows elsewhere will sometimes send you numbers prior to the show but even that doesn't happen too often in SA. Can't wait to see your little baby :)

Today Baby Cocker Puppy GSP BIS line up 1 Pug 2 Lakeland 3 GSP 4 PBGV 5 Sheltie 6 Akita 7 Lhasa BIS1 Lhasa BIS2 PBGV BIS3 Akita BIS4 Pug

Coco looks very chuffed with herself :)

Congrats, what a super achievement :)

Frenchies are so ripe for puppy farmers, they are so popular atm and rightly so, they're gorgeous little dogs. Popularity can be such a bad thing for a breed, it attracts dodginess

What a fantastic story, well done to all of you

That poor man, the attack sounds brutal http://www.dailytele...2-1226650933922 I was impressed with the ranger handling the dogs with the pole, he did a super job on the footage minimising extra stress on the dogs eta According to the article, the dogs had gone TWO BLOCKS from home, imagine how many people were put at risk. A child or an elderly person would have died with those sort of injuries

Be wary of any idiotic procedural requirements of your council too. There are some where you can't apply for the extra dog permit before you have the dog. No explanation of what to do with said dog if you get knocked back of course.

I love seeing the littlies involved and have been involved in organising of junior events in a number of ways. My only issue is when a junior is handling a dog that is clearly of far superior physical strength, that CAN pose a safety issue on occasion. It's up to the parents/ carers to determine which dogs are suitable, but some parents are so blinded by little Timmy's natural ability that they can forget about the limitations of Timmy's actual strength. Having said that, there are lots of adults showing dogs who if the dog took a fly at something, would have no hope of holding it either. As for ability, there are some adults who pose a safety risk through their handling skills, so let's not single out the kiddies for that ;) I'm all for kids being involved, firmly believe in their involvement as succession planning and hope that my little ones show an interest one day too :)

Why? What would be so insulting about restricting handlers under 10 to neutered dogs? Why should young kids who are outstanding in their handling skills and able to go into the breed ring be restricted in that way? I don't understand what that would achieve?

Allie 181, Adelaide Royal this year has Neuter Dog & Neuter Bitch as classes in Sunday Specials day :)

This thread is so random :laugh: