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I so agree. Can't put coat color over structure and can't throw out an excellent dog if it's coat color doesn't measure up to some color that nobody can agree on anyway! Look at the entries in the ring and see how many different colors they all are. It's a fact that most showdogs are enhanced in some way and the coated breeds especially. It's not going to change. When I first went to dog shows, I was shocked because I thought it wasn't allowed but the hairspray, chalk, dyes, etc. are flying under every grooming tent. So where do you draw the line? If you put gel or spray in your dog's topknot, or flat iron them or even use finishing spray, you're as guilty of enhancing your dog as if you dyed his coat. That's the dog show game, full of hypocrisy and politics but you can win if you get a good enough dog and I when I go to a show, I don't go for the fun of it. I intend to win. Of course, it doesn't always happen but it's not because my dog isn't professionally represented. |
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I have heard that the international show are more strict when it comes to dyeing but that is still goes on there. Are the international shows as political as the ones in the U.S.? |
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When I first started showing, the breeder told me to color my girl so I did and at the show the next day I must have done a great job because she yelled out loud yes everyone looked and looked and I was terribly embarassed, she yelled out loud she looks so much darker than I remember. Yep the same person that told me to do it then did that to me and it was her breeding I was trying to show to win and I was showing against her that day. But anyways the girl didn't like to show and would not walk when in the ring so it didn't matter I don't like the dying the hair etc. It makes it hard when you are looking for a stud or a line to add to your program and you don't know for sure if that is indeed the true color of the dog or not. It is a jungle out there LOL Deana Prestigeous Yorkies |
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*** About dyeing! I was told that only in Finland almost all winners has to submit hair sample for testing. Other than that they are doing the same. *** BTW It would be nice to find out what people mean by "dyeing". Is using "Color Enhancing Botanical Conditioner" considering dyeing? |
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LOL of course they realized that people were starting to watch and made sure to block what they were doing it was utterly ridicolous in my opinion. If your dog doesn't have nice eye liner it just doesn't, I just can't get into the mind set of putting eyeliner on a dog. Deana Prestigeous Yorkies |
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there are not to many products like "Color Enhancing" are available in Europe. I heart that even if they buy product like #1 All Systems in Europe the next wash the color becoming greenish, meaning they are using fake products. So they are trying to use something other than just "Color Enhancing" *** Am I saying 2 much?:confused: |
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Brooklynn Now I have one more question!! How can everyone agree, that US has the BEST dogs, but according to "SWEETY BLUE TOP 20 bereeders" (http://www.sweetyblue.com/sweety/Pri...Breeders07.asp ) the first american breeder is #4... what is going on? |
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I've been thinking and The more I hear about all this 'enhancing' the more disappointed I feel. I know it goes on but I feel that is very sad in the fact when you look at a beautiful Yorkie you really don't know if the colors are real. I used at admire Yorkies with beautiful rich gold and now I am finding out that many are 'enhanced' to just make them appear to have the correct color. When I hear of someone being disqualified because their dog is too light, well, the next time that dog goes in the ring it might be the correct color or any white it might have on its chest or chin could just be covered up. It appears that the lighter dogs are easier to correct than a nice darker dog that just might not be breaking or clearing until later. When you see a beautiful dog you wonder 'is it natural or just a great dye job'. I know if I am going to show and be competitive then I better get used to it and maybe start learning some of the 'tricks of the trade'. In fact, this thread has been informative and I think I know some of the 'tricks' now. Thank you all so much! |
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But sorry to say yorkies aren't the only ones winning that way...maltese, bichons are bleached, poodles have extentions, shih tzus have eyeliners on their heads and the list goes on....I just wish the yorkie exhibitors just weren't chastised so badly when it's done in so many other breeds....that's the sad part...I just wish health and soundness were of more concern than enhancements :( JMHO Donna |
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I think Yorkie more like people beauty contest! You HAVE to have the potential, but you may need to help Urself a bit... |
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Oh MY Gosh I'd scare someone if I didn't have make up on LOL LOL! |
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Good for you!! But have you ever try to be in a "Beauty contest" in NATURAL!? *** |
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I don't have the skin for natural, makeup is my friend! I saw them put eye liner on a Chi and color enhance it's white. It didn't change it's look dramatically, just sharpened it up. Now some of the tricks to hide bad fronts and rears, etc. now that's a shame! |
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