Recent shows we have attended

What's a conformation dog show for? Basically, to evaluate breeding stock. The Bulldog Club of America has a standard. The standard is a written description of what would be the "perfect" bulldog...if such a thing existed. This description describes physical items like weight, eye color and shape, coat colors, placement of ears, tail, feet, etc. When a bulldog is entered in a dog show, the judge is comparing the entered dogs against this "perfect" bulldog described in the standard. The closer the dog is to the standard, the better it will do at a dog show. Of course some judges put more emphasis on certain parts of the standard than other judges, which accounts for some of the variety in placement at dog shows.

We have had wins since we created the gallery below. We aren't always the best about putting recent wins on the web site.

Dino won in Albert Lea in August of 2011. This picture used with permission from Downey Photography. ©

Dino won a major in Bismarck in August of 2011. This picture used with permission. Bill Kohler and Associates Photography, Phoenix AZ. ©

We won in Eau Clair WI in spring of 2011 with both Fi and Dino. Photo Courtesy of Greg Smith, Master Photographic Craftsman
Garden Studio, Inc.

Dino (on right) and one of his breeders, Dana. Dana and Dianne's web site is here, where you can see Dino's Daddy, Bug.

These are getting to be *gasp* OLD pictures of us!