The first dog we met was this gorgeous six month old Afghan Hound. She was the most beautiful dark gray color and was so friendly and happy. I wanted to take her home. She also did very well, winning her class.
There were dogs everywhere.
While some were going around the rings....
Others were moving from place to place getting ready to go into the ring or going to be groomed.
We got to meet lots of breeds.
Most of the people were in a pretty good mood and we got to pet a lot of dogs and chat with their handlers.
We got there late and missed a lot of the breed judging.
We were in time for the Afghan judging which was great for me. I adore Afghan Hounds.
This guy is just a baby. Isn't he cute.
Here are three sizes of Doxies.
From mini Doxies to Great Danes all in one room.
Isn't she pretty?
Group judging started with the Non-Sporting Group.
These dogs made the final cut. The group winner was the Schipperke.
Next came the Sporting Group.
The winner of the sporting group was the Wire Haired German Pointer.
Then came the group I was waiting for, the Working Group. This Giant Schnauzer was very friendly and wanted to play.
The Mastiff was very laid back and sat down to wait for his turn with the judge.
When the judge finished with the Mastiff, he took a nap waiting for the other dogs to finish up.
The Kuvasz waits his turn.
This Saint Bernard was very popular with the audience.
Here's what we were waiting for, the Portuguese Water Dog.
She was a pretty little thing, but Fudge could have beaten her. No contest!
This is a German Pinscher, smaller than a Doberman.
This Malamute was a real beauty.
This was a large Great Dane. I don't know if Fudge would have been intimidated by his size.
This is the entire group as the judge makes her decision.
The winner was the Kuvasz. She was a lovely dog, but the whole group looked good.
We left after this group so that I could get home to feed my pack. Maybe next year Fudge and I'll go back into the show ring.
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