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Sandy M.
4 years ago
I attended the Westminster show on Monday. It was great fun. People still spend a lot of money doing dog shows of various kinds. There were over 100 dogs on the waiting list for the agility trial this past weekend and that was a trial with 3 rings running simultaneously at 990 runs per day!
Lucille Vaughn F.
4 years ago
Sometimes I wonder who the recession is affecting. Seems to me that these people spend too much money to show their show dogs. Evidently the recession has only hit a few of them. It's a sure thing that lots of people are still spending lots of money on sports and other pasttimes. It's the little people that have been hit the hardest.
Kadiquilts
4 years ago
This state of the economy is (and will be) affecting everything we do.....I hope things turn around soon! Dog shows are a luxury...same for superbowl, and all sports--evryone is feeling the crunch and seeking ways to cut corners.
Veronica (Ronnie) G.
4 years ago
There is nothing the economy is not affecting. But Westminster managed.
Patricia C.
4 years ago
I love the dog shows, but I have only owned one full blooded dog in my whole life. He was a cockerspaniel and didn't even have papers, so I definitely cannot identify with these show dog parents as I only have rescue dogs. It is even expensive to care for them. I tell people I have pedigree mutts.
Annette1117
4 years ago
Lots of entries anyway, with excellent breed information provided to people who're thinking about adding a pup to the family. Dogs of all kinds end up at shelters and with rescue groups and it's important that the people adopting them understand breed characteristics.
CountryLady
4 years ago
The economy may have kept people from going to the show, but it didn't dampen the spirits of the dogs.
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