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by Escobar on 02 March 2009 - 22:03
Looking at you webpage I see only show dogs..
Am I incorrect ?
by carebear on 02 March 2009 - 23:03
by Wildmoor on 02 March 2009 - 23:03
by pacosbear on 02 March 2009 - 23:03
Liz

by Sue B on 03 March 2009 - 00:03
Now lets take David, Johns and Paulies senario one step further still.... the decision is made to dismiss a dog from the ring on the premis that in the judges opinion the dog is unhealthy / unfit for purpose, it transpires this dog has excellent Hip and Elbow scores along with working qualifications, the judge then goes on to award the CC and/or Res CC to a dog/s with a Bad Hip Score or with no Hip Score, how much more of a ludicrous situation for the whole dog show scene could the KC potentially be creating than this?
So what next? Equip judges with thermometers to take dogs temperatures? Make it a requirement for all judges to pass the veterinary exams, preferably to have xray eyes or at least have an xray machine available at the ringside? For unless the dog is actually physically limping badly, staggering around in a daze, having a fit, throwing up or frothing at the mouth or see's it having an unhealthy looking poop how the heck IS a judge supposed to assess if a dog is or is not healthy and fit for purpose? Of course I'm being facetious but is what the KC now expect judges to do any less of a joke?
And if a dog was dismissed on such grounds what will happen to the Judge or Judges (plural) who qualified this dog for entry at Crufts in the first place, will they be reprimanded for promoting an unhealthy, unfit for purpose dog in the first place?
Finally, as the KC are asking judges to do their job by weeding out unhealthy, unfit for purpose dogs, when such one is found and dismissed from the ring is the KC still going to be irresponsible enough to keep registering the progeny from this unhealthy, unfit for purpose specimen? Or will they just carry on with their usual Double Standard senerio's by saying the dog will be dismissed from being exhibited in our KC registered show rings but we the KC will still welcome with open arms the registrations for all the progeny of this unhealthy, unfit for purpose sire / dam.
HYPOCRACY IN FULL SWING !!
Regards
Sue b

by Sue B on 03 March 2009 - 00:03
See link for the real Care Bear experience....

Regards
Sue b
by Spike on 03 March 2009 - 01:03
Spike
by carebear on 03 March 2009 - 01:03
by pacosbear on 03 March 2009 - 10:03
All the best
Carebear Liz ( maybe sueb you should add the Liz to the end, as clearly you manage to easily offend by addressing me in a nice way!!)
PS: Hope that's cleared up and we can get back to the post in hand! - do you have any relevant contributions to that one carebear?

by Sue B on 03 March 2009 - 10:03
Getting back to the serious issues .. On another thread Mackenzie made some very valid points regarding Caroline Kisko's comment of the Majority / Minority. Considering the German Shepherd Dog has a WUSV (World Union) Standard, perhaps we should just point out to the KC that if only they would cease to be so insular and accept the WUSV standard for the GSD in its entirety then THEY (the KC) would'nt find themselves having to keep altering standards to suit the next wave of Jemima Harrisons, as they would be standing alone but would have the weight of the World standing with them. As I see it it is the KC that is in the Minority because with the WUSV Standard Majority Rules!!
Regards
Sue b
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