As promised, I looked at the response we got to each of the breed group winner posts from Thursday’s National Dog Show. The Toy Group was the clear winner, followed by Working Dogs and Herding Dogs. Here’s the page view tally:
Toys: 273
Working: 216
Herding: 202
Hounds: 173
Sporting: 163
Terriers: 142
Non-Sporting: 107
Disagree? There’s still time to get your vote in on our Saturday Survey!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
I’ve never made a secret of the fact that I love hounds, although some of the breeds I would call hounds are not included in that group. For example, my beloved Vizsla, Cooper, is in my opinion a hound dog but he belongs to the sporting group.
But I digress. My real point is: which group are you most looking forward to seeing at the 2013 Westminster Kennel Club All-Breed Dog Show?
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Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
They’re not just for farmers anymore. The herding breeds can make great pets, as long as you are prepared to help them find an outlet for all that energy and intelligence. These dogs have to have a job or they can become destructive, but properly occupied, they are wonderful companions.
If you’re reading this site, it’s no doubt you love dogs, but have you ever had a favorite? A dog that no other dog quite measures up to? There’s so many breeds, it’s hard to do this as a poll, so we’ll use breed groups, as recognized by the AKC. If you’re not sure where your dog fits, click here for the AKC listing of breed groups.
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