Paulie ~ new show male

[donnarod]

Originally Posted by topknot

I know what you mean Deana. This is the reason I had Frida's tail docked. I had promised Katalin I would show here. I feel that at this time in the ring showing AKC, in order to get them finshed easier - they must have a docked tail. Hopefully maybe this will change in the near future. We will just have to see and keep talking to the judges and delegates about this issue to persuade them to change their thinking. Frida's tail hair is growing out well. Here is a photo of her with tail. You cannot see it since it curls over my findger.

Beautiful.

[donnarod]

Paulie is georgous.

[topknot]

Originally Posted by C C Kent

Free Step is out of Free Styler and Step By Step. Step By Step is out of Handsome Roy of Padawi's and Twyster.

I don't have the reputation it takes to get a puppy like you have. Katalin sold me the puppy based on a reference from someone else that knew her. I'm patient and I know it takes time to earn the peer respect required to purchase great blood. My boy has Comparis Blueprint in the third and fourth generation but that's a far cry from sired by CB.

I have some pictures now, if I can get them to post. I haven't had good luck getting them to work in the past.

Yes, I was very fortunate to have shown before and Katalin knew I was showing now and was dedicated, as well as able to grow and keep a show coat. She does not sell her pups to just anyone. She is also a judge too, I believe. There are some great breeders/exhibitors in Europe. Just look in the Yorky Club magazine. I talk weekly to some and they have some gorgeous, very sound yorkies. You just have to do your homework to make sure. It is just like here in US, some great ones here and not so good.

Okay - I figured it may be a sibling or off spring. Name connection, noted. Can't wait to see photos.

I thought that there may be more countries banning docking. I wish AKC judges would start giving more of the points in that direction. I like yorkies with and without a tail.

[C C Kent]

Ok we'll see if I have it figured out...here goes. He was napping when I got him up and gave him a bath followed by pictures...he's less than impressed by the days activities.


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[topknot]

Originally Posted by C C Kent

Ok we'll see if I have it figured out...here goes. He was napping when I got him up and gave him a bath followed by pictures...he's less than impressed by the days activities.


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His natural pose is much better - I think it was the last photo with him to the side and shows wood floor - nice. Try not to have him pull back so much with his neck - like in the 3rd photo. He is messing up his topline when you do that.

[Punkin&Piper]

He is pretty

[C C Kent]

Originally Posted by topknot

Yes, I was very fortunate to have shown before and Katalin knew I was showing now and was dedicated, as well as able to grow and keep a show coat. She does not sell her pups to just anyone. She is also a judge too, I believe.

If you consider conducting yourself in a manner that merits respect fortunate...yes you're very fortunate. Everyone would like to step in and be accepted without having their "mettle" tested but it just doesn't work that way.

I believe she's an international judge. That would make it easier to travel and show her own also. The pedigree is simply stacked with multiple Champion title holders. Of course a great pedigree is only valuable if it's attached to a great dog and that's not always the case.

[Pooch Lady]

Paulie is Very Handsome.
Sounds like he Loves his New Parents.

[C C Kent]

Originally Posted by Punkin&Piper

He is pretty

Thank you!

[topknot]

Originally Posted by C C Kent

If you consider conducting yourself in a manner that merits respect fortunate...yes you're very fortunate. Everyone would like to step in and be accepted without having their "mettle" tested but it just doesn't work that way.

I believe she's an international judge. That would make it easier to travel and show her own also. The pedigree is simply stacked with multiple Champion title holders. Of course a great pedigree is only valuable if it's attached to a great dog and that's not always the case.

I think that it is not bad. It just means that there are so many people that go into showing and do not stay in it long, once they learn how hard it is -they leave. Many of your top breeders don't hand their dogs over to people just starting out due to this reason. I was just saying I was very lucky to get one of her dogs and Frida was a year old when I go her, so I had a good idea how she would be. Yes, you little one does have some very nice dogs in his pedigree. Cute boy! Best of luck in the ring.

[C C Kent]

Originally Posted by topknot

His natural pose is much better - I think it was the last photo with him to the side and shows wood floor - nice. Try not to have him pull back so much with his neck - like in the 3rd photo. He is messing up his topline when you do that.

I noticed that when I was working with the pictures. My wife is trying to help me get pictures by stacking him for me. He is very comfortable standing in a stack on the floor. He hasn't built the confidence on the table yet so he tries to hump up or sit down. Any advice on that? I should probably start another thread instead of hijacking Deanna's.

[topknot]

Originally Posted by C C Kent

I noticed that when I was working with the pictures. My wife is trying to help me get pictures by stacking him for me. He is very comfortable standing in a stack on the floor. He hasn't built the confidence on the table yet so he tries to hump up or sit down. Any advice on that? I should probably start another thread instead of hijacking Deanna's.

I agree - but quickly - use bait in front of him and pull the bait forward. It will allow him not to scrunch back. You can also do a swoosh forwad holding your dog and swoosh off the front of the table and then restack.

[C C Kent]

Originally Posted by topknot

I agree - but quickly - use bait in front of him and pull the bait forward. It will allow him not to scrunch back. You can also do a swoosh forwad holding your dog and swoosh off the front of the table and then restack.

Got it..Thanks.

Now back to Paulie...sorry Deanna.

[PrestigeousYT]

You know when I try to get a pic of a younger pup
I like to get them on the floor and make whatever noise or use whatever toy will get their ears up and the very alert look and then you can get better idea of their natural confirmation and natural earset.
Of course you have to be ready with the camera to snap a lot of pics.
I don't have help most of the time but I am good at doing the toys/noise and the camera. I have done it enough LOL


Deana
Prestigeou Yorkies

[Betty'sMom]

Oh, I love him!