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opinions, tips, critiques 4 Attachment(s) This is my show pup Charming, at free stack..i would like to ask for exhibitors opinions about his conformation (so far). his DOB: July 8, 2007, i have been using seabreeze oil (diluted) as his daily grooming spray. he will be entered for the first time in November as baby puppy (no points) just to get his feet wet. should i trim his coat so that it is even? or do i just let it be & trim when its almost to the ground? we have a small number of yorkie exhibitors (only 2-3) and i haven't seen them showing their puppies, because like my pups breeder said, he feels that a yorkie puppy is not as cute or beautiful compared to baby puppy entries of other breeds. But since we changed our group system (from AKC grouping to FCI), i feel i have a better chance competing for baby puppy with the other terriers (who have to be spunky & not really cutesy) FYI, am in manila which is why we have the baby puppy category..i understand not all countries have that category.. |
What a beautiful free stack! His topline and tailset look great to me. My only advise would be to only shave the top 1/3 portion of his ears. His ears are a bit lengthy and when the hair grows on the bottom of them it will make them look less severe. I always enter my pups in a puppy match first. It's less stressful and I want their first experience to be fun. It also helps you see your dog through others eyes. Good luck and have a ball! |
yes, i borrowed my friend's walh trimmer ( the one that looks like a pen) to trim his ears, but he doesn't behave..so am taking him to a groomer friend on saturday to trim his ears..do i just do the 1/3 top? or would it be better if i trim the whole thing? |
thanks for the compliment..i do hope he does that as well in the ring, and that the handler doesn't have to hold him still.. am getting a pro handler for him, because as of now, he associates me with playtime, and i have a hard time stacking him..will try to take a video of him moving during training..hope it doesn't rain tomorrow. |
ears You are going to have to allow the hair on the ears to regrow..do as LadyHawk said..only trim the last 1/3 of the tip...the ear will look much smaller and the furnishings will grow in soon enough to compensate...good luck |
thanks for the tips.. |
Update on my Charm 1 Attachment(s) it's been over a year, and i thought i would update my dog's development.. here is charming at almost 18 months..he is now a Philippine GrandChampion, and is being campaigned to his Hall of Fame title.. |
His coat and ears look fantastic. Good job and congrats on your title. |
I missed your first thread last year. I want to say that your Charm has really grown into a gorgeous Yorkie. Big Congrats on his wins. |
Charm is beautiful!!! |
thank everybody! he is my first long coat show dog, so he was a guinea pig because i had so much to learn in maintaining & growing coat.. |
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He is absolutely beautiful...... congratulations on your champion! |
Wow... He really has grown in to a beautiful Yorkie....I wish I knew your trick on growing out coat...and what you use.... That is a great picture, and congrats! Shirley |
Update on my Charm i took these photos last weekend (he actually lost that weekend but i got great photos LOL), played around for an ad layout... here is Charm at 19 months |
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