Westminster Winners Shine in Top Junior Handlers Event
The Westminster Kennel Club Show features top junior handlers aged 10 to 18 competing for honor, with contestants needing eight AKC approved first place ribbons to qualify. AKC sets standards for the sport, while judges focus on the handler’s control and the dog’s responsiveness.
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Junior winner Stacy Duncan Excels in Dog Show
Top junior winner Stacy Duncan has shown dogs since age ten. Her father is a professional handler. In showmanship, judges study the handler’s performance and gait, not the dog. Handlers must keep distance so the judge sees the dog’s movement.
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Junior Showmanship Ribbons Pie The Best Ribbon Is Rose
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Youngster David Loebs Clinches Fourth in 1993 Showmanship
At 13, David Loebs of Amissville Virginia won fourth place as the youngest junior showmanship winner of 1993. He handled Goldie a miniature Doberman pinscher known as a minpin and hopes to become a professional dog handler.
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