|  What
                    Things does a Dog Show Have in Its Store for YouWhat
                    will be your state of mind if you happen to hear the word
                    dog show? Will you keep wondering as to what exactly
                    a dog show is or will you be ready to know more and enhance
                    your knowledge on various dog breeds?In real terms a dog show
                    is basically a competition or a tournament involving many
                    rounds to decide one winner dog based on many laid down procedures
                    and the dog thus found to be the winner will be aptly called
                    as best in show.
 
 
                     The first ever round will be the breed ring where similar
                    breed dogs will compete and based on various characteristics
                    and judging trials few of the participating digs will be selected.
 Here
                    in this round each dog will be judged based on its respective
                    breed characteristics and to win in this round your dog should
                    fulfil some set standards that are specific to the breed to
                    which it belonged to. As the rules and regulations in this
                    breed specific round are very refined and defined, dogs that
                    are not conforming to the set standards will automatically
                    get eliminated.  For
                    example, the specific size of the dog belonging to a particular
                    breed such as Greyhound or Great Dane will be applied and
                    all the dogs that seems either bigger or smaller than the
                    stipulated size stand automatically disqualified.  Further,
                    there is also a possibility for any dog to get disqualified
                    in this round automatically if it doesnt possess specific
                    characteristics of the breed they belong to. For instance
                    if a dog doesnt possess the specific personality of
                    the breed, then it will get chucked out of the competition
                    at this stage itself. 
 How the Standards are Set?
 Normally
                    the registries and breeding clubs set standards and the same
                    are followed in the competition. First, each and every dog
                    participant will be screened based on its sex and they will
                    be further segregated based on its sub class. For example,
                    you may have a puppy class, or bred by exhibitor class or
                    an open class within the same breed and there is also a possibility
                    of further breaking this group based on shape, anatomy and
                    color.  Once
                    the dogs are segregated, they will be judged for other features
                    and there will be one winner in each class. Again within the
                    class there will be two winners one for the male dog and the
                    other for female dog. Once the pair is chosen, this pair will
                    further participate with other members to win the coveted
                    best in breed honors. One dog from each category
                    or class will reach the semifinal round and compete with the
                    other set of dogs of the same group. Finally there will be
                    seven best in show dogs for crowning.
 
 
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