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Michael Romanos · 03-11-2006, 12:49 PM

There are conformation shows in NZ almost weekly too - and sometimes two or three at a weekend. But only a maximum of six Corgi specialty shows throughout a calendar year. Out population is 4.2 million - only the number that would rate as a reasonably large city in the USA. So I( think we are well served for dog shows if you have the money .Other regular dog sports here are agility, obedience, working trials and hunting trials.

The opportunites that people give their Corgis and themselves in the US, makes me envious. There are no dog breed clubs in NZ which presents for its members, multi sporting opportunites.

There are a lot of people who are frightened of promoting, publicising, marketing almost anything because they think there will be adverse results along with any positve outcomes, and I think Debbie is one of those.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Online Posts: 4,692 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	03-11-2006, 12:49 PM There are conformation shows in NZ almost weekly too - and sometimes two or three at a weekend. But only a maximum of six Corgi specialty shows throughout a calendar year. Out population is 4.2 million - only the number that would rate as a reasonably large city in the USA. So I( think we are well served for dog shows if you have the money .Other regular dog sports here are agility, obedience, working trials and hunting trials. The opportunites that people give their Corgis and themselves in the US, makes me envious. There are no dog breed clubs in NZ which presents for its members, multi sporting opportunites. There are a lot of people who are frightened of promoting, publicising, marketing almost anything because they think there will be adverse results along with any positve outcomes, and I think Debbie is one of those.