> the only effective way to make your point is to just not support those
judges by not
> giving them an entry.  eventually the clubs will stop asking them to judge
> when they see that they are not pulling entries.  of course this also
depends
> on who the judge is.  the inner circle of akc and certain judges, does not
> follow the same rules as everyone else.

If would be wonderful if we could do this!  However, even after 26 years of
showing I have no clue which judges pick handlers and which don't.  I see it
happening, but a month later I don't remember the name of that judge.   I
have a great memory and remember the DOGS so well I have been able to see a
dog once and recognize it in an ad (non-doggy ad) much later!  But because I
am at a DOG show, I simply find myself focusing on the DOGS and cannot focus
on names of judges.  I started a judge's book a few years back, but after a
few months completely forgot to fill it out.  I'm sure a little part of me
cannot *accept* that judges do this even thought I know they DO and prevents
me from filling that book out!  Sort of *I don't want to play this game
because it shouldn't be a game*!

Besides me there are always many, many new people joining our ranks every
day.  They don't know either.  So judges who favor handlers will continue to
be supported over and over.  It takes a long time for someone new to get
into the network and start to understand which judges do what.

Anyhow, I don't see how this could work.

Laura Lang
Roycroft Cavaliers

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