I wish they had more pageants for other breeds around here. It seems less intense than a dog show and more geared towards just a super cute friendly dog. Dog shows are fine and everything, but sometimes I think people overestimate what makes a great dog. They don't have to be absolutely perfect looking and behaving to be a happy dog (hehe had to get that in there). When I buy my first dog I don't think I'll be as concerned with their show potential. To me, it's more important that he or she is a happy loving pet. What do you think?
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Most Beautiful Bulldog
Found a recent news story about the most beautiful bulldog! I thought it was really unique and interesting so I thought I would share with everyone: Most Beautiful Bulldog Article
I wish they had more pageants for other breeds around here. It seems less intense than a dog show and more geared towards just a super cute friendly dog. Dog shows are fine and everything, but sometimes I think people overestimate what makes a great dog. They don't have to be absolutely perfect looking and behaving to be a happy dog (hehe had to get that in there). When I buy my first dog I don't think I'll be as concerned with their show potential. To me, it's more important that he or she is a happy loving pet. What do you think?
I wish they had more pageants for other breeds around here. It seems less intense than a dog show and more geared towards just a super cute friendly dog. Dog shows are fine and everything, but sometimes I think people overestimate what makes a great dog. They don't have to be absolutely perfect looking and behaving to be a happy dog (hehe had to get that in there). When I buy my first dog I don't think I'll be as concerned with their show potential. To me, it's more important that he or she is a happy loving pet. What do you think?
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I feel the same. I do however practice recall training with mine, plus he knows the basics,( come,sit, stay/wait, not yours, careful, etc. ). The only trick he knows is "shake a paw", he could probably learn more, but he knows what he needs to keep him and others safe. Not really anything special, but he is to me and that is what matters.
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