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The Pomeranian Review October 1995
The Pomeranian Review October 1995

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...eranians.Art wanted to give his advice to newcomers here, this was food for thought. He advises the beginner to get a male first, once the type preference is established. His reasoning for starting with a mal...

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The Pom Reader December 1995
The Pom Reader December 1995

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...ndler, make sure he is cognizant of the procedure, and if not, explain a little to him. We all were beginners at one time. As time goes on, we tend to forget our own ineptness and our blunders: the lead that ...

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The Pom Reader May 1996
The Pom Reader May 1996

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...rvwMyA Vi ' rhPhotos:Above right: Judge Mrs. Marilynn Ellis (cut ojfin original photo) kindly helps beginners Annette & Beau Peep understand ring procedure; above left, under judge Mr. Don Baker, they show th...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2000
The Pomeranian Review January 2000

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...e perfect scores.They started Tracking by attending a seminar also. When the instructor was showing beginner training, she walked 15 feet , expecting OlUe to go charging out instead, he put his nose down and ...

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The Pomeranian Review December 2000
The Pomeranian Review December 2000

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... achieve his full potential, your dog must be shown to his full advantage-and this is something the beginner is probably not experienced enough to do yet. This is the reason that why most top winning show dog...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2001
The Pomeranian Review November 2001

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...cently expressed a desire to rescue a Pomeranian. Hence, Angie's rescue.We have taken Angie through Beginners and Intermediate Obedience classes sponsored by Joel McMains and she has done very well. Angie is ...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2003
The Pomeranian Review January 2003

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...letely by myself and finished her. I can still remember the first major she won. Of course, I was a beginner and a stranger inthe show ring. I heard several exhibitors saying, Who is she? Well, from then on t...

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The Pomeranian Review September 2003
The Pomeranian Review September 2003

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..., you should be preparing by entering Rally as a non-regular class now. It is a sport in which even beginners can have fun and even experienced obedience exhibitors can have problems. At a Rally Advanced clas...

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The Pom Reader January 2004
The Pom Reader January 2004

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...d my wildest imagination. She has always been benevolent to me, even when I was clearly an ignorant beginner. Its always a pleasure to see her at ringside.Building upon those experiences I realized that I sti...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2004
The Pomeranian Review July 2004

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... s Starr Of The PartilingoRingo is my first parti puppy, and I guess I would say this is a story of beginner's luck. Due to birth complications, he spent his first week in an oxygen tent and nursed with a fos...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2005
The Pomeranian Review November 2005

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...y of2000 Sassy and I began our 'date nights'. Needless to say, Sassy was one of the smallest in the beginner class but she had spunk and was a very quick learner unlike her | handler. I enjoyed taking Sassy a...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2006
The Pomeranian Review January 2006

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...spent money, time and energy to get what I wanted to work with. I found it very hard for an unknown beginner to buy quality Poms from a reputable breeder.Eventually my luck changed and I had three girls shipp...

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The Pomeranian Review May 2006
The Pomeranian Review May 2006

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...rself, and get the feel of the ring. Big thing to remember is that everyone else inyour class is a beginner and is just as nervous as you are. As for the rest of the classes, the judge must tell or show ...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2006
The Pomeranian Review July 2006

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...showbreeders do. I soon learned that there is asmuch joy in placing a beautiful puppy witha hopeful beginner as there is in keepingthem to show myself. I want to breed to helpour breed, the Pomeranian. We can...

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The Pomeranian Review 2008 50th Anniversary
The Pomeranian Review 2008 50th Anniversary

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...t back to confirmation showing and finished him rather quickly. I guess you could write this off as beginners luck to be able to finish a dog from your first litter with the CH and CD titles. The result was t...

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The Pomeranian Review October 1995
The Pomeranian Review October 1995

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...eranians.Art wanted to give his advice to newcomers here, this was food for thought. He advises the beginner to get a male first, once the type preference is established. His reasoning for starting with a mal...

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The Pom Reader December 1995
The Pom Reader December 1995

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...ndler, make sure he is cognizant of the procedure, and if not, explain a little to him. We all were beginners at one time. As time goes on, we tend to forget our own ineptness and our blunders: the lead that ...

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The Pom Reader May 1996
The Pom Reader May 1996

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...rvwMyA Vi ' rhPhotos:Above right: Judge Mrs. Marilynn Ellis (cut ojfin original photo) kindly helps beginners Annette & Beau Peep understand ring procedure; above left, under judge Mr. Don Baker, they show th...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2000
The Pomeranian Review January 2000

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...e perfect scores.They started Tracking by attending a seminar also. When the instructor was showing beginner training, she walked 15 feet , expecting OlUe to go charging out instead, he put his nose down and ...

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The Pomeranian Review December 2000
The Pomeranian Review December 2000

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... achieve his full potential, your dog must be shown to his full advantage-and this is something the beginner is probably not experienced enough to do yet. This is the reason that why most top winning show dog...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2001
The Pomeranian Review November 2001

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...cently expressed a desire to rescue a Pomeranian. Hence, Angie's rescue.We have taken Angie through Beginners and Intermediate Obedience classes sponsored by Joel McMains and she has done very well. Angie is ...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2003
The Pomeranian Review January 2003

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...letely by myself and finished her. I can still remember the first major she won. Of course, I was a beginner and a stranger inthe show ring. I heard several exhibitors saying, Who is she? Well, from then on t...

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The Pomeranian Review September 2003
The Pomeranian Review September 2003

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..., you should be preparing by entering Rally as a non-regular class now. It is a sport in which even beginners can have fun and even experienced obedience exhibitors can have problems. At a Rally Advanced clas...

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The Pom Reader January 2004
The Pom Reader January 2004

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...d my wildest imagination. She has always been benevolent to me, even when I was clearly an ignorant beginner. Its always a pleasure to see her at ringside.Building upon those experiences I realized that I sti...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2004
The Pomeranian Review July 2004

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... s Starr Of The PartilingoRingo is my first parti puppy, and I guess I would say this is a story of beginner's luck. Due to birth complications, he spent his first week in an oxygen tent and nursed with a fos...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2005
The Pomeranian Review November 2005

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...y of2000 Sassy and I began our 'date nights'. Needless to say, Sassy was one of the smallest in the beginner class but she had spunk and was a very quick learner unlike her | handler. I enjoyed taking Sassy a...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2006
The Pomeranian Review January 2006

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...spent money, time and energy to get what I wanted to work with. I found it very hard for an unknown beginner to buy quality Poms from a reputable breeder.Eventually my luck changed and I had three girls shipp...

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The Pomeranian Review May 2006
The Pomeranian Review May 2006

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...rself, and get the feel of the ring. Big thing to remember is that everyone else inyour class is a beginner and is just as nervous as you are. As for the rest of the classes, the judge must tell or show ...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2006
The Pomeranian Review July 2006

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...showbreeders do. I soon learned that there is asmuch joy in placing a beautiful puppy witha hopeful beginner as there is in keepingthem to show myself. I want to breed to helpour breed, the Pomeranian. We can...

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The Pomeranian Review 2008 50th Anniversary
The Pomeranian Review 2008 50th Anniversary

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...t back to confirmation showing and finished him rather quickly. I guess you could write this off as beginners luck to be able to finish a dog from your first litter with the CH and CD titles. The result was t...

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