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Jemima Harrison, who made the film last summer about inbreeding, has writted an article slating Crufts 2009.
Here: The Times Online
Well, we were there on Thursday too right up until the venue was almost clear of people. We had a thoroughly enjoyable day, saw lots of happy, healthy dogs and met some lovely people. We certainly never came across any 'gamey whiff' around the Irish Terriers or an 'acrid aroma' of urine where the dogs were benched. Fine, there was a splash or two here and there, but with thousands of dogs attending the show it's hardly going to be "eat off the floor" clean! That's just unrealistic.
As for the 'bored' dozing dogs... I would think that was a sign of contentment, not boredom! In my personal experience a bored dog is agitated, not dozey.
Thought others might be interested.
Here: The Times Online
Well, we were there on Thursday too right up until the venue was almost clear of people. We had a thoroughly enjoyable day, saw lots of happy, healthy dogs and met some lovely people. We certainly never came across any 'gamey whiff' around the Irish Terriers or an 'acrid aroma' of urine where the dogs were benched. Fine, there was a splash or two here and there, but with thousands of dogs attending the show it's hardly going to be "eat off the floor" clean! That's just unrealistic.
As for the 'bored' dozing dogs... I would think that was a sign of contentment, not boredom! In my personal experience a bored dog is agitated, not dozey.
Thought others might be interested.