Meet the Sansones: Winners on the Track, and in the Show Dog Ring

re: Meet the Sansones: Winners on the Track, and in the Show Dog Ring

Syndee Lytle — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 03:27:55 GMT

Go Bacchus! We have your full brother, Samson. His ears would not stand up so we were lucky enough to get him. He is the greatest dog. A few months ago we adopted another Skansen pup that needed a new home. They are truly wonderful family pets. Good luck with your show career. Syndee

re: Meet the Sansones: Winners on the Track, and in the Show Dog Ring

Caroline Dodwell — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:00:34 GMT

Skyscot's Poker Chip repeated his BOB win AND his Terrier Group 3rd placement in 2010 at Westminster. It was a thrill of a lifetime again. He became the first Norwitch terrier to win back to back BOBs at Westminster.

re: Meet the Sansones: Winners on the Track, and in the Show Dog Ring

fenpom39 — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 21:28:02 GMT

I just want to say one thing about dogs shows is that the people who judge dog shows have been for years breeding, grooming, showing champions of their breeding program and studying standards and pedigrees of their breed and others in order to judge at a show.

re: Meet the Sansones: Winners on the Track, and in the Show Dog Ring

Engset — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:48:41 GMT

While one might think that there is a huge difference. What can be said is that a top dog and a top horse can still cost you a fortune to campaign. Some people go their entire lives with out ever having a great thoroughbred or dog. Looks to me like Steve has been lucky with both.

re: Meet the Sansones: Winners on the Track, and in the Show Dog Ring

flysofar — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:09:37 GMT

There is so much difference between a dog 'show' and a horse race! The main thing is that a dog show is merely someone's opinion ... while a horse race has a photo finish camera to determine who was best on that day. But good luck in both.