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smcilree · 05-02-2007, 08:40 AM

Stephen--

Great work on this site!

One suggestion I have would be to expand the "Shows & Activities" top forum. Currently, the "Corgi Events" sub-forum which is described as "Upcoming corgi events. Corgi picnics, walks, etc." and "Other Activities" described as "Picnics, meetings, etc." seem to be redundant. In addition, "Showing" and "Obedience and Agility" are not the only competitive activities in which Corgis participate. More Corgis are having real success in herding competitions all the time. In the past couple years several PWCs have received Championships in AKC, AHBA, and ASCA herding programs. In addition, there are now several Dual Champion Pems who qualified for their DC with a herding Championship. Beside herding, Corgis are naturals at tracking. Many Corgis of both types have earned tracking titles at all levels. In addition to these competitive activities, there are many Corgis who make peoples lives more pleasant as Service Dogs and Therapy Dogs. These are just a few things I can think of off the top of my head; I'm sure other folks can suggest additions. Please consider expanding the sub-forums in "Shows and Activities" to include other things these great little dogs do.

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smcilree Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Omaha, NE and Las Cruces, NM Posts: 8	Suggestion Stephen-- Great work on this site! One suggestion I have would be to expand the "Shows & Activities" top forum. Currently, the "Corgi Events" sub-forum which is described as "Upcoming corgi events. Corgi picnics, walks, etc." and "Other Activities" described as "Picnics, meetings, etc." seem to be redundant. In addition, "Showing" and "Obedience and Agility" are not the only competitive activities in which Corgis participate. More Corgis are having real success in herding competitions all the time. In the past couple years several PWCs have received Championships in AKC, AHBA, and ASCA herding programs. In addition, there are now several Dual Champion Pems who qualified for their DC with a herding Championship. Beside herding, Corgis are naturals at tracking. Many Corgis of both types have earned tracking titles at all levels. In addition to these competitive activities, there are many Corgis who make peoples lives more pleasant as Service Dogs and Therapy Dogs. These are just a few things I can think of off the top of my head; I'm sure other folks can suggest additions. Please consider expanding the sub-forums in "Shows and Activities" to include other things these great little dogs do.