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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom  Well, I must be blinder than a bat because I looked all over those two sites someone mentioned and I can't see anything about the judges that DQ'd. i myself, am not going to waste my time and money entering shows where i know I won't have a chance. plus the fact that several hours travel and gas are required for me to go to a show. I am thinking about putting my gal in the Franklin, Tennessee show just to test the waters. Not sure if that is a good idea or not. At least it is only three hours away so not much time and gas involved there. |
I know it's hard to find but you to look at all the past show results and look until you find a DQ beside a dog's name for instance go to onofrio.com and go to show information and then go up to the drop down box and find show results and scroll down to the Amarillo shows and click on it and then to the left scroll down to toys and then yorkies and you'll find where a judge DQ'ed a dog and I'm not sure if Bradshaw has a show results page to look at Arizona where Usherwood DQ'ed the dog not sure. You will find on infodog go to show information and then there will be links for months or weeks not sure and then you'll have to find a CA show not sure what dates it was and you'll find where Ms. Olmos-Oliver DQ'ed a dog. It's alot of looking but it's there publically. Also you can't always know if you have a chance at a dog show regardless even if it's local....there is always that chance you'll lose or win you just have to get out there until you know what judges like your dog and which ones don't. I pretty much know some judges I won't show too because my dog just isn't their type and there are judges I still haven't shown too so I guess we'll just have to see....and besides I usually find out through email or another list who DQ'ed. Only chance you got at winning is if there is no other dog entered LOL.....nothing is guaranteed in the dog show world ROFL