There are moments in dog showing that stay with you forever, and deciding to retire your first show dog is one of them. After an incredible career in the ring, it’s time to step back and let my boy enjoy a well-earned retirement. It’s a bittersweet feeling, but above all, one filled with gratitude for everything he has given me. Arfa (Ch Carradine Arfa Pint JW ShCex OSW) has been nothing short of exceptional. A Career to Be Proud Of From the very beginning, Arfa showed me wha

Training your dog for a show can be a rewarding yet challenging experience. Whether you are a seasoned handler or a novice, the right approach can make all the difference in your dog’s performance and your enjoyment of the process. This guide provides expert tips to help you navigate the world of dog show training successfully. Understanding the Basics of Dog Shows Before diving into training, it’s important to understand the structure of dog shows. In confirmation shows, dog

Lucy Hiam was crowned Training Class of the Year at a prestigious award ceremony by Pawscars and made her mark in the ring at Crufts this month. The 26-year-old, who has only been in the industry for a year and a half, said it has been very surreal. The Pawscars award provides national recognition to those in the dog show world and Miss Hiam described how someone's business being put forward so soon into the industry is a rarity. "It was an honour to be shortlisted in the top