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Below is a list of all the content on www.greatdogs.co.uk:

• ASK OUR EXPERTS CATEGORY
  • DNA Tests to Trace Dog Breeds' Lineage?
  • What Can I Do About a Fraudulent Dog Pedigree?
  • What Class Should I Enter My Dog For?

• HEREDITARY DEFECTS CATEGORY
  • Are Purebred Show Dogs Unhealthy?
  • Congenital Deafness
  • DNA Screening Use in Dog Breeding
  • Elbow Dysplasia
  • Eye Conditions
  • Growth Defects in Larger Breeds of Dog
  • Hip Dysplasia and Hip Scoring
  • Inherited Heart Defects & Diseases
  • Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD)
  • Syringomyelia
  • The Kennel Club Breed Initiatives

• ENTERING A SHOW CATEGORY
  • Be Prepared for the Weather
  • Benching and Tents at Dog Shows
  • How to Save Money While Showing Your Dog
  • Know the Class Your Dog is Showing in
  • Making Friends When Showing Dogs
  • Quiz: Is Dog-showing Right for You?
  • Ring Stewards
  • Show Etiquette
  • What Equipment to Take to a Show
  • What is a Judge Looking For?
  • What to do if Your Dog Won't Show
  • Where to Stay with Your Dog

• BUYING A SHOW DOG CATEGORY
  • Buying a Show Dog
  • Dog Breeders
  • Insuring Your Show Dog
  • Show Dogs Are Pets Too
  • Unscrupulous Dog Breeders
  • Where To Buy a Show Dog

• CHAMPIONS AND HONOURS CATEGORY
  • Competing in Junior Warrants
  • Quiz: Does Your Dog Have What it Takes to Be a Champion?
  • Stud Book Numbers
  • What Makes a Champion Dog?

• CRUFTS CATEGORY
  • All About The History of Crufts
  • Crufts Judges
  • How Can My Dog Compete?
  • What Made Crufts Become So Well Renowed?

• SHOW JUDGES CATEGORY
  • Can Anyone Be a Dog Show Judge?
  • Code of Best Practice for Dog Show Judges
  • How Are Judges Picked?
  • How to Become a Dog Show Judge
  • What Training Do Dog Show Judges Have?

• SHOWING OVERSEAS CATEGORY
  • How to Ensure Canine Travel Security
  • How to Enter a Show Abroad
  • Overseas Show Rules
  • Pet Passport - Pet Travel Scheme
  • What to Take to an Overseas Dog Show

• LOST, STOLEN AND RESCUED CATEGORY
  • Canine Charities
  • Considerations When Rescuing a Dog
  • Fundraising Ideas For Dog Charities
  • How to Ensure Canine Travel Security
  • Petlog: Registration Scheme Helping Reunite Owners and Lost Dogs
  • What to Do if Your Dog Stolen
  • What to do if your Show Dog Gets Lost

• OTHER DOG COMPETITIONS CATEGORY
  • Good Citizen
  • Heelwork to Music
  • Junior Handling
  • Sport for Dogs: Agility
  • Taking Your Dog to Obedience Classes
  • Team Sport for Dogs: Flyball

• BREEDING A SHOW DOG CATEGORY
  • 10 Question to Ask Yourself Before Breeding Your Dog
  • Breeding Dogs Responsibly
  • Considerations when Choosing the Brood Bitch
  • Factsheet: Health Tests a Breeder Should Know About
  • How DNA Profiling Can Help Puppies and Dog Owners
  • Making Sure Your Dog Breed is Healthy
  • Selling Your Puppies
  • The Stud Dog
  • When is the Best Time to Breed Your Dog?
  • Whether to Breed

• THE KENNEL CLUB CATEGORY
  • Breeding Your Own Dogs
  • How to Find a Breed Club
  • How to Join a Dog Committee
  • Registered Dogs
  • The Kennel Club & Dog Shows
  • The Kennel Club Rules Governing Dog Showing
  • Why Join a Dog Club?

• TRAINING TO SHOW CATEGORY
  • Dog Handling Courses
  • Find a Ringcraft Club
  • How to Find a Dog Show
  • The Dog Show Entry Form
  • The Importance of Show Dog Nutrition
  • The 'Open for Dogs' Scheme
  • What Class to Enter Your Dog in?
  • What to do When Training for a Show
  • What to Expect at a Dog Show
  • When to Start Training to Show?

• SHOW DOG OVERVIEW CATEGORY
  • Bringing Home a New Puppy
  • Docked Tails and the Law
  • Dog Breed Standards
  • Dog Pedigree Explained
  • General Care for Your Show Dog
  • Laws Concerning Dogs
  • Points of a Dog
  • Working With Assistance Dogs

• TYPES OF DOG SHOW CATEGORY
  • Companion Shows
  • General Championship Shows
  • General Open Dog Shows
  • Group Championship Dog Shows
  • Single Breed Open Shows
  • The Show Certificate of Merit
  • What Are Limit Shows for Dogs?

• CASE STUDIES CATEGORY
  • Picking the Right Puppy to Be a Show Champion: A Case Study
  • The Importance of Training for Shows: A Case Study