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The start of the new year is always an exciting time. It is a clean slate… a time of resolutions… new goals… re-evaluation of the year past. It is a time for making new plans, perhaps changing direction and starting along a new path.
Every year there are people who campaign cats for a national win. Some make it, and some don’t. Yet those people whose cats don’t quite make their NW, are also winners. Kudos to the cats that “almost” made it.
Each fancier can contribute to the next generation of cat breeders and exhibitors by reaching out to encourage more children to become involved in junior showmanship.
Treat other persons as you know they should be treated, and as you wish them to fairly treat you.
With the new year just a few weeks old, now seems a good time to think about how best to get along with our fellow exhibitors.
While winning may be the easiest way to have fun at the cat show, it certainly isn’t the only way. So if kitty isn’t winning any ribbons, try these suggestions for enjoying the cat show.
A cat breeder and exhibitor shares the way she interacts with spectators at the cat show and the positive impact it can have for the cat fancy.
In the spirit of making every minute count and enjoying life to the fullest, this year, I resolve to be a better cat show exhibitor, starting with having fun, whether I win or lose.
Is winning at all costs acceptable in the cat fancy? Let`s look at some of the campaign tricks that have been pulled in past show seasons.
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A HHP exhibitor shares the lessons learned along the way while campaigning her tabby to her first International Win in TICA
One season is past. Another season begins. It is the ideal time in the cat fancy to look back together and to look forward together.
Every exhibitor can benefit from having a personal philosophy to help guide them through the mountains and valleys of showing their feline. Here are a few things to consider.
As we begin the New Season, and look back upon the old, let`s pause a moment and make some resolutions.
Jodell shares the wisdom she has gained while showing her first kitten in CFA.
An exhibitor shares her thoughts on campaigning during the last few weeks of the show season.
The cowboys and cowgirls of the old West were known to live by a simple code of behavior that still has lots to teach us today , both in and out of the cat fancy.
With the end of the show season fast approaching, now is the time to pause and think about all that you have accomplished this past year.
When there are just 12 days left in the cat show season, a campaigner invites his fellow exhibitors to join him in song.