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25/11/2023

Adopting non-pedigree dogs comes with several benefits. Firstly, increased genetic diversity can contribute to better overall health.Several Genes mixed together,have you ever wondered why the loca dogs hardly fall sick or even get different kinds of viruses?alot of mix🤣🤣 Pedigree dogs may be prone to certain hereditary conditions due to limited gene pools and one way traffic gene pool, while mixed breeds have a broader genetic pool, potentially reducing the risk of genetic disorders. *Think about it*

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*📌Non Pedigree dogs also have it's advantages*
Non-pedigree dogs, often referred to as mixed breeds or mutts, are dogs without a documented ancestry or a recognized pedigree. These dogs result from the mating of dogs from different breeds or even the same breeds that are not pure, leading to a different genetic makeup.

25/11/2023

*📌What is a Pedigree Dog and a Non Pedigree dog?*
Pedigree dogs are purebred dogs with documented ancestry, registered with a recognized kennel club. Non-pedigree dogs, often referred to as mixed breeds or mutts,(some would say Dagbo) lack documented lineage and may have a diverse ancestry. Understanding a dog's pedigree is crucial for predicting its traits and behavior since it provides insights into its genetic background, helping owners anticipate potential health issues, temperament, and specific needs. This knowledge aids in responsible breeding practices and facilitates informed decisions regarding care and training...When you buy a car I mean the one called Tear Rubber,it comes with a Manual,but when you buy a Tokunbo,there is no Manual...

25/11/2023

*📌 Recognition and titles*

*Successful participation in dog shows can lead to various recognitions and titles for both the dog and its owner. These titles are typically awarded by kennel clubs and organizations that oversee dog shows. Here are some common titles and recognitions that can be earned*

*📍Champion (CH)*
Dogs that have earned a certain number of points through winning in specific classes and defeating other champions can be titled as "Champion." For example, an American Kennel Club (AKC) Champion would have the title CH before its name.

*📍Grand Champion (GCH)*
This title is often a step above the regular Champion title and requires accumulating more points or wins.

*📍Best in Show (BIS)*
The dog that wins Best in Show at a particular show is considered the top dog of that event and often receives significant recognition.

*📍Group Winner*
In many dog shows, dogs are first judged within their breed and then within their respective groups (e.g., Working Group, Toy Group). A dog that wins its group is called a "Group Winner."

*📍Best of Breed (BOB)*
The top dog of a particular breed at a show is awarded the title "Best of Breed." This is a significant honor for breeders and owners.

*📍Reserve Best in Show (RBIS)*
The dog that comes in second place in the Best in Show competition is given the title Reserve Best in Show.

*📍Performance Titles*
In addition to conformation titles, dogs can also earn titles in various performance events like obedience, agility, and tracking. These titles often have specific abbreviations related to the activity (e.g., CD for Companion Dog in obedience).

*📍National and International Titles*
Some organizations offer national and international titles to dogs that excel in shows beyond their local region.

*📍Hall of Fame*
Some kennel clubs or breed-specific organizations have Hall of Fame programs to honor dogs that have consistently excelled in shows or other activities.

*📍Titles for Breeders and Owners* Breeders and owners who consistently produce or exhibit high-quality dogs may also receive recognition and titles from kennel clubs and breed organizations.

*It's important to note that the specific titles and recognition can vary depending on the kennel club or organization that oversees the dog show. Different countries and regions may have their own set of titles and rules. Additionally, the process for earning these titles can be competitive and may require meeting certain criteria, such as accumulating a certain number of wins or points.*

25/11/2023

*📌 Benefits of a Dog show*

*Participating in dog shows offers several benefits, including*

*📍Improved Health*
Regular grooming and exercise are essential for show dogs, leading to better overall health and fitness.

*📍Socialization*
Dogs interact with various people and other dogs, helping them become more well-adjusted and less anxious in different social settings.

*📍Training Opportunities*
Dog shows require obedience and discipline, fostering mental stimulation and a strong bond between you and your dog.

*📍Breed-Specific Knowledge*
Judges evaluate dogs based on breed standards, so participating can deepen your understanding of your dog's breed.

*📍Recognition and Awards*
Winning or even just participating in shows can earn recognition and awards, boosting your dog's prestige and your own sense of accomplishment.

*📍Networking*
You can connect with other dog enthusiasts, breeders, and trainers who share your passion for dogs.

*📍Fun and Enjoyment*
Dog shows can be a source of enjoyment and a hobby for both you and your furry friend.

*Overall, participating in dog shows can be a rewarding experience that enhances your dog's well-being, social skills, and training while creating lasting memories.*

25/11/2023

*📌Assessment of Judges*

*Judges assess dogs in dog shows based on several factors, including conformation, temperament, and movement. Here's an overview of how these aspects are evaluated*

*📍Conformation*
*Breed Standards*
Each dog breed has a specific set of breed standards that describe the ideal physical characteristics, such as size, coat type, color, and body proportions.
*📍Physical Examination*
Judges visually inspect the dog to ensure it adheres to these breed standards. They examine the dog's head, body, legs, tail, and other physical attributes.
*📍Faults*
Judges deduct points for deviations from the breed standard, known as faults. These can include structural abnormalities or incorrect proportions.
*📍Temperament*
Behavior, Judges observe the dog's behavior both inside and outside the show ring. They look for signs of confidence, friendliness, and composure.
*📍Aggressiveness*
Aggressive or overly timid behavior is undesirable and can result in disqualification.(Remember in SDA we teach against Aggressive dogs).
*📍Handling*
The dog's response to being handled by the judge is also assessed. Dogs should be comfortable with strangers examining them.

*📍Gait(Movement)*
Judges assess how well the dog moves, paying attention to the gait, stride length, and coordination. Dogs should move gracefully and efficiently.
*📍Balance*
Judges look for balance in movement, where the dog's front and rear legs work in harmony. An unbalanced gait can be a fault.
*📍Speed*
Dogs should move at a pace suitable for their breed. Some breeds, like Greyhounds, are expected to move with great speed, while others may have a more measured gait.
Judges often have specialized knowledge of specific breeds and follow breed-specific standards when evaluating dogs. They prioritize dogs that best conform to these standards while exhibiting a friendly and confident temperament and efficient, balanced movement. The dog that comes closest to the ideal breed standard is awarded the highest honors in the show.

25/11/2023

*📌Breeding stock*
Breeding stock refers to a group of selected animals or plants within a species that are chosen for their desirable genetic traits and used for the purpose of reproducing and passing on those traits to the next generation. These individuals are carefully chosen to improve the genetic quality of the population and are often used in agriculture, animal husbandry, and horticulture to produce offspring with specific desired characteristics.

25/11/2023

*📌 Importance of Breed standards*

*Breed standards are essential guidelines that describe the ideal characteristics, appearance, and behavior of a specific dog breed. They play a crucial role in dog shows by providing a standardized benchmark against which judges assess and evaluate dogs. Here's why breed standards are important in the context of dog shows*

*📍Uniformity and Consistency*
Breed standards ensure that all dogs of a particular breed are judged consistently, regardless of the judge's personal preferences. This uniformity is vital for fairness in competitions.

*📍Preservation of Breeds*
Standards help maintain the integrity of individual breeds. By defining the breed's unique traits, they discourage indiscriminate breeding, which could dilute breed characteristics over time.

*📍Identification of Quality*
Breed standards outline the ideal traits, such as size, coat color, structure, and temperament. Judges use these criteria to identify dogs that best represent the breed's excellence.

*📍Education and Learning*
Standards serve as educational tools for breeders, exhibitors, and the general public. They help people understand what to look for in a specific breed and promote responsible breeding practices.

*📍Improvement of Breeds*
Breed standards encourage breeders to work towards improving their dogs by adhering to the established criteria. This leads to the continuous enhancement of breed quality.

*📍Promoting Health and Functionality*
Standards often include guidelines for the health and functionality of a breed. This helps prevent the perpetuation of traits that could be detrimental to a dog's well-being.

*📍Aesthetic Appeal*
Breed standards prioritize aesthetics to some extent, which is especially important in breeds bred for their appearance, such as those in the "toy" or "non-sporting" groups.

In dog shows, judges assess each dog's conformance to the breed standard through careful observation and hands-on examination. Dogs that closely match the standard are more likely to win top honors. This process not only celebrates breed-specific qualities but also encourages breeders to strive for excellence in their breeding programs.

*Breed standards are the backbone of dog shows, ensuring fairness, preserving breed integrity, and promoting responsible breeding practices. They celebrate the unique characteristics of each breed and help maintain the diversity and health of the canine population.*

25/11/2023

*📌Why Dog Show?*

*📍Assessing Breeding Stock*
One of the fundamental purposes of dog shows is to evaluate the breeding potential of dogs. Judges assess various aspects of a dog's conformation, temperament, and health to determine if it meets the breed standard. This helps breeders make informed decisions about which dogs to use for breeding in order to maintain and improve the breed's qualities.

*📍Promoting Breed Standards*
Each dog breed has a specific set of standards that describe its ideal physical and behavioral characteristics. Dog shows play a crucial role in promoting and preserving these breed standards. By showcasing dogs that adhere to the standards, breed clubs and enthusiasts aim to maintain the integrity and uniqueness of each breed.

*📍Providing a Platform for Showcasing Dogs*
Dog shows offer breeders, owners, and handlers a platform to showcase their dogs to a wider audience. It's an opportunity to demonstrate the hard work and dedication that goes into breeding, training, and grooming these dogs. Winning at prestigious shows can also enhance a dog's reputation and value.

*📍Educating the Public*
Dog shows are not only for breeders but also for the general public. They provide an educational experience where spectators can learn about different breeds, their histories, and characteristics. This promotes responsible dog ownership and helps individuals choose a breed that suits their lifestyle.

*📍Networking and Community Building*
Dog shows serve as social gatherings for dog enthusiasts. They offer a chance for breeders, owners, and handlers to network, exchange knowledge, and build a sense of community within the dog world. This networking can lead to collaborations and information sharing to further the betterment of breeds.

*📍Contribution to Canine Health Research*
Many dog shows also include health screening and testing opportunities for participating dogs. This helps identify and address health issues within specific breeds, contributing to overall canine health research.

*Dog shows have a multifaceted purpose that extends beyond competition. They are vital for maintaining breed standards, selecting breeding stock, educating the public, and fostering a sense of community among dog enthusiasts while contributing to the health and well-being of purebred dogs.*

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