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Introductory Material (links to the program and a comparison of the old and new Pekingese standards)
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Part 1: The background of the decision
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Part 2: How Pedigree Dogs Exposed was both factually incorrect and wrong in its conclusions
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Part 3: The Pekingese in particular
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Part 4: So where do we go from here?
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Related Topics: Inbreeding
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Thank you, very thought provoking. I’m astounded at the changes being made.
Comment by Jeri — October 19, 2008 @ 10:14 pm |
Nice to read that somebody can see the fuller picture rather than the one cleverly portrayed. It’s producer has said quite openly they did not see the need to portray a balanced programme.
Comment by E-F-G — October 21, 2008 @ 2:34 pm |
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My heart completely goes out to the Peke breeders and fanciers. OMG we are in the middle of this mess with our Chows at the moment with 5 days time to pull together a petition and presentation…over the Xmas Holiday.
If anyone wants to read more about our fight to save the historic stilted gait in our breed here is a link to my World Chow forum topic discussing the situation.
http://worldchow.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=476
Banding together is the only way we can make any headway.
Thank you for the VERY good articles.
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