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utes maximum to look over each contestant during a sanctioned show, Mary says. Judges must be thoroughly acquainted with the various points of excellence and be able to make snap decisions.
This situation led lifelong dog writer and collie breeder Albert Payson Terhune to observe, “The income tax man is a popular favorite, compared with a dog-show judge.”
There can be only one winner. Each owner believes his dog is the best. There is bound to be a conflict. Terhune described the typical situation in his 1921 book “Further Adventure of Lad”: “Before the judging begins, some of the exhibitors act as if they wanted to kiss him. Nothing’s too good for him. He wades chin-deep through 'flattery and loving attentions." Then, aftw* the judging is over, he is about (is- popular with those same !**$**«■» as a typhoid
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