The Dog Show Show

In the second part of this two part episode we talk to Staffordshire experts and sisters, Annette and Jane Griffin. With a background in horses and a range of experience with a wide range of dogs including the West Highland Terrier, this is a fascinating chat about theirlives in the dog world. the breeds they own and their top tips for new comers to the Dog Showing World.

In the first part of this two part episode we talk to Staffordshire experts and sisters, Annette and Jane Griffin. With a background in horses and a range of experience with a wide range of dogs including the West Highland Terrier, this is a fascinating chat about their perspective on what makes a good Stafford.A real must listen for Stafford lovers.

In this episode we talk to Julie Gill from Kissabull AB's about the Australasian Bosdog. Keen listeners to the show will know that our expert Kim is a proud Bosdog owner, so what is it about this breed that won her over? We find out just that from Julie, including why they are a great family dog, a loyal companion and why they really are just big marshmallows!

Welcome back to our very first episode. We are taking a much needed break so please take some time to go back to where it all started.In this episode we are introduced to the world of Dog Shows. We also meet Kim Reeder and learn about the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Society of NSWWe hear about Kim’s experience and expertise and her family's over 50 years of experience with the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Society of NSW which was established in 1965We also talk about why do we need the Dog Show Show? Including a brief introduction into the fascinating world of showing dogs, (No, its not that much like the movie 'Best In Show') and why we need a Dog Show podcast, including:-         To Include and Educate new members-         To attract a new generation of Dog Show-ers-         To recognise the Legacy of the Dog WorldIf you want to learn more go to https://www.facebook.com/MyStaffordClub

In previous episodes you may have heard us talk about things like "Breed Standards" and "Fit for purpose". Every dog has a standard they must meet to be considered a show dog and in this episode we look at what those standards are for the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. We talk about size, colouring, temprament and of course, what fit for purpose actually is. I promise you that you will hear something you didn't know about this wonderful breed.PS: Listen out for when I controversially question whether or not there is a 'gap' in the standards. It's a must listen.

This episodes guest is Phil Briasco from Ocala, Florida via New York. In this interesting and wide ranging chat we have talk to Phil about Staffords (What else?), His history with dogs, the keys for newcomers in the dog world, the fun times that can be had at Dog Shows and the importance of remembering to take your Dogs to a Dog Show. If you get a chance check out the Greater Ocala Dog Club page on Facebook.As always, you can listen by clicking or tapping on the link in the post or on your favourite podcasting service.

In this episode we talk to our expert, Kim Reeder, about the upcoming 110th an 111th Championship Shows and the 11th Open being run by The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Society of NSW. These shows are being held on the 29th August 2024 at The Bill Spilstead Canine Complex at Luddenham. Entries are still open and you can find out more information here https://www.facebook.com/MyStaffordClub/ As always, you can tap of click on the episode link to listen or you can find us on your favourite podcast player.

In Part Two of this Two part episode, we talk to world reknowned Judge, Breeder and Exhibitor John Ryder from Kannechor in the UK about his point of view on Specialist Judges, including how the changing nature of the dog show world has influenced what type of judge you are and how the importance of listening and learning as a young judge. For those of you who love hearing dog experts talk about the Dog Show world, this is a must listen.