It does seem as though we should provide more opportunities for folks to use foreign languages. The Europeans seem to be pretty fluent in many different languages. Other than the Mexicans and the Canadian province of Canada there really arenât many regional opportunities to use foreign languages. But that doesnât mean we should ignore the culture in the rest of the world.
Any Beagle that is substantially smaller than the AKC standard is not seen as its own breed, he is only seen as a dog that has a major fault: he is too small to fit the breed standard and this can bring about a variety of health issues.
But a couple of my group have started doing AKC so it's a fun day for us. The interesting thing about AKC is that you are allowed 15 faults and you can still get a Q. That is not the case in USDAA or NADAC. I find the AKC novice courses easier to do.'m a USDAA lover, although I've done a bit of CPE and AKC as well. As mentioned, you can compete one height below your dog's measurement in USDAA (which I do-my dogs are 17.75 and 17, so I run them 16 performance). That allows my dogs to jump the same height in all three venues.