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• Dog show
  A '''dog show''' is a competition or display of domestic dogs. ...hows are rare. A well-known example of a benched show is the championship dog show at the [[Sydney Royal Easter Show]] run by the [[Royal Agricultural Society
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• Dog show/Definition
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• Dog show/Approval
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• Dog show/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dog show]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Poodle/Definition
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• Dog show/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dog show]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Poodle/Related Articles
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• Show dog
  .... The term is used for exhibits in [[conformation show|conformational]] [[dog show]]s and for performing animals such as ''trick dogs'', ''circus dogs'', ''da
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• Conformation show
  ...] of domestic animal are judged against other members of the species. [[dog show|dog]], [[cat show|cat]] and [[horse show]]s are among the best known. ...hows are rare. A well-known example of a benched show is the championship dog show at the [[Sydney Royal Easter Show]] run by the [[Royal Agricultural Society
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• Conformation show/Related Articles
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• Show (disambiguation)
  *A display or exhibit or pet animals, as in a ''[[dog show]]
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• Terrier/Related Articles
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• Novelty show
  For instance a novelty [[dog show]] might contain classes (categories) which are humorous, or for pets, inste
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• Kennel club/Related Articles
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• Breed club/Related Articles
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• Poodle
  ...iever]]s, but because of their popularity in [[dog fancy]], particularly [[dog show|showing]], they are not usually thought of as such by the general public.
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• Dog show
  A '''dog show''' is a competition or display of domestic dogs. ...hows are rare. A well-known example of a benched show is the championship dog show at the [[Sydney Royal Easter Show]] run by the [[Royal Agricultural Society
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• Dog grooming
  Some dog breeds are traditionally "[[dog show|shown]]" with a specific appearance that requires specialised grooming, oth
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• Novelty show/Related Articles
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• Kennel club
  :''See the main article at [[dog show]].
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• Agricultural show
  **[[Dog show]]s of various types, including [[sheepdog trial]]s
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• Great Dane
  ...ng the nineteenth century. The Great Dane was first displayed at a Hamburg dog show in 1862.<ref>''Great Dane'' in '''Book of Dogs''' page 162</ref>
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• White German Shepherd Dog
  ...dog shows, such as the prestigious AKC affiliated Westminster Kennel Club dog show in the United States, white coat German Shepherd dogs were barred from such ...nted to show their dogs at the most prestigious national and international dog show events, now open only to “standard color” German Shepherd dog owners.
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• Fox Terrier
  In conformation [[dog show|show]] circles, the terms ''fox terrier'' and ''foxy'' are only used for th
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