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Originally Posted by Toby'sMama Please don't think that I was in any questioning the quality of the dog! I believe that a dog to have accomplished what he did in any amount of shows, has got to be a wonderful speciman of the breed. In the quote that I used -- you said that you had "...heard that Majors have been difficult on the East Coast. Not here in the Central States." Maybe I misinterpreted it wrong, but my understanding of this comment was that there was some reason why it was easier to finish in the Central States -- possibly not as many dogs in the ring?
Would you mind sharing the name of this dog -- as I am sure there are many of us Yorkie Fanciers who would love to watch his progression, and maybe we can see him win the Eukanuba or Westminster shows in the near future!
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The reason it is getting difficult to finish a dog on the East Coast is because of the requirement of 2 Majors and Majors keep on breaking...due to dogs being entered and not showing. More dog shows and dogs seem to appear here in this region and the traveling distance is not as difficult.
I wish I could but, it wouldn't be ethical without obtaining his owner's permission.