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What a beauty
No parade rained on here, didn't expect anything other then to enjoy ourselves and get practice. The handler I was considering for Bindi had several Dogs/Bitches at the show. She couldn't show in the class I entered if she wanted to. Our competition was against Open Bitches Class and Puppy Bitches. And Yes, I meant the bloodlines were well known. The kennel that beat everybody out was Dawin, others there were Torbec and Barbicon.Not to rain on your parade, I'm happy for you that she one her class. But well known people do not do the amateur class. They are pro, and there is no need for them to put there show career on the line, and go back as an amateur. Did you mean the bloodlines of the other dogs were well known?
Oh, and what was the club name of the show?, I have no idea where your located, showing poodles may be different in your region. There may not be many shows so people put the dogs in all of the classes they can. I'm not sure if this is true but the thought just came to me.
I agree.She's a beautiful dog!
I am sure what thestars meant to say, was the well known came in the winners class. Amatuer is a new class for me too so it was an honest misunderstanding.Not to rain on your parade, I'm happy for you that she one her class. But well known people do not do the amateur class. They are pro, and there is no need for them to put there show career on the line, and go back as an amateur. Did you mean the bloodlines of the other dogs were well known?
Oh, and what was the club name of the show?, I have no idea where your located, showing poodles may be different in your region. There may not be many shows so people put the dogs in all of the classes they can. I'm not sure if this is true but the thought just came to me.
the way that I look at it, if you have a nice dog go in any class that you feel comfortable in The amateur class gives you more opportunity to show. And if you have a young dog, then this gives you a chance to rest him/her before Winners. I know from experience that going from open to winners to Breed can be exausting. I have asked Judeges for a minute to cool my dogs down. They are humas after all. They know why you are in that class.She probably means there was well known competition when she went in for WB. I would advise people who feel fairly competent in the ring to not sign up for the amateur class. Then the judges REALLY know who you are and would probably never put you up in the Winners ring. Sad but true. The judges can spot an amateur, but why advertise it.