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aaand Africa’s entry. cause i can never have just one focus dog lol

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TBC's 72 Hour CACIB/CACIT Show ,WELCOME TO THE BULLY CLUB'S 72 HOUR EFFORT SHOWOur Honorable CACIT / CACIB Certified Judge @South-Side-Bullz DATE4 - 19 - 2023 4 - 21 - 2023 RULES Our Rules Must Be Read Before Entering Admins are allowed to enter these shows. Must be judged by another admin.You have to be a member of @The Bully Club to participate (Join the group and register)You have to be registered to @The Bully Club to participate (register in Kennel Registry)Dog has to be registered to participate (Just submit to gallery)No tracing is allowed.Stock may be used with proper credit.Using other deviants' artwork is not acceptable.Commissioned work is allowed. With proper credit.COMMISSION WORK MUST BE UPLOADED TO DA NOT STASH. If uploaded in stash we will no longer count. DA's linking system and etc has not been faithful and it makes it harder on not just you guys but us as well. Please upload commission with full credit or it will not be counted for.No free, pay to use lines allowed.No collab work allowed.Artwork must be full body.Artwork must be clear and visible. No blobs, needs eyes, ears, nose, mouth etc.Full background must be present. No flat colors.Must wear appropriate gear for each setting. You may enter more than one dog. You may reuse the background for each entry.NO participating females in heat or pregnant SHOW & SHOW INFORMATION Lake Hillier - Western Australia ,CONFORMATION Dogs must be wearing show appropriate collar and lead. [No bulky large or thick, spiked, studded allowed] Dog ALSO must go by the breeds standard. We will be using ABKC, UKC AND AKC standards.CLASSES AVAILABLEPuppy (6-18 months old / No CACIB Given)Open (18+ months old)Veteran (8+ years old)CACIB/Conformation Judging Rubric -Comparison to Gallery: 1-20How the image compares to the artist’s gallery. Different pose, brushes, lighting, etc. Effort shown in comparison to gallery. Background accuracy: 1-10How accurate is the background to the given location.We would like to see some creativity with backgrounds, however lack of large details/objects or inclusion of objects/details that are not in the scenery examples will result in lost points.Breed Standard: 1-5How well dog compares to the breed standard based upon information listed in their reference information, when visually depicted in entries, and written stories.Handler: 1-5How much of the handler is depicted in the entry. Can also be acquired through handlers depicted in extra entries, or through a depiction of the judge in the entry. Word Count: 1-101 point for every 100 words, up to 1000 words. Story must be centered around the hunt itself, not just random preparation/home life type writing. Extra Entries: 1-3Up to 3 extra entries may be included in the show. Extras can include more scenes from the hunt, or during lodging at camp site.20 | 10 | 5 | 5 | 10 | 3 = 53Minimum 33 to earn CACIBMinimum 28 to earn RCACIB PERSONAL PROTECTION Must be wearing a collar. Muzzle optional. Dogs are to be sent through any obstacle to take down target.BULLY RACING Must have vest and muzzle on. Will race from one end of the shore, to the other against other racers. OBEDIENCEMust be wearing a collar.HUNTING Dogs must be wearing vest, collar and tracker.ANIMALSRed Deer Fallow DeerRusa Deer BuffaloBoar FoxWild Horse Feral Cattle CACIT/Sporting Judging Rubric Comparison to Gallery: 1-20How the image compares to the artist’s gallery. Different pose, brushes, lighting, etc. Effort shown in comparison to gallery. Background accuracy: 1-10How accurate is the background to the given location. We would like to see some creativity with backgrounds, however lack of large details/objects or inclusion of objects/details that are not in the scenery examples will result in lost points.Handler: 1-5How much of the handler is depicted in the entry. Can also be acquired through handlers depicted in extra entries, or for judge/decoy depicted in the entry:Word Count: 1-101 point for every 100 words, up to 1000 words. Story must be centered around the hunt itself, not just random preparation/home life type writing.Relevant Experience: 1-3This is if your dog has any show experience prior to the current running show provided. Extra Entries: 1-3Up to 3 extra entries may be included in the show. Extras can include more scenes from the hunt, or during lodging at camp site.20 | 10 | 5 | 10 | 3| 3 = 51Minimum 28 to earn CACITMinimum 23 to earn RCACITAWARDS,SHOW APPLICATION FORMKENNEL REGISTRY NUMBER: (Link of Proof #0000) DO NOT comment on DA. Will skip. Please provide your link! REGISTERED NAME OF DOG: (Link)ENTRY:PRIOR EXPERIENCE: [CACIT SECTION ONLY] EXTRA(S): ,

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It wasn’t long after Angie had left the ring with Plague before she was prepping Africa for her turn. Brushing stray loose hairs back into place, cleaning up her jowls so she wasn’t excessively drooling or gross by the time she made it before the judge. Thankfully with short coated dogs, there wasn’t too much prep work to be done beforehand.

Shortly thereafter, the thin lilac show lead was slipped over Africa’s head and pulled taught behind her thick jaw, aiding in pulling the bit of loose skin on her neck up. Angie giving her one last quick once over, fixing a large v-shaped ear that had fallen out of place.

With their group called next, Angie and Africa made their entrance to the makeshift ring beside the pink lake. Africa’s head and nub of a docked tail both held high as she was proudly shown off.

Unlike Plague, Africa had not been produced by Angie’s program, but that didn’t make a difference in her impressiveness in the conformation venues. She was a gorgeous dog, hand picked and imported from South Africa by Angie. And, like Plague, if Africa continued to do well then she’d make a wonderful addition to any program and especially Angie’s.

Angie had never been a fan of the dark brindle dogs, but Africa was hard not to love. Her dark face and chest, the brindle that shaded her coat all over and made her musculature pop in the sunlight, her big blocky head and round chest. Clean without sacrificing breed type, functional and fit for the purpose her breed had been created for. She had her faults, of course, but she was still a hefty competitor against the others of her breed.

The large mastiff bitch trotted the diagonal happily, her muzzle parting to allow her light pink tongue to slip out ever so slightly in a light pant. She was used to the heat, having been born and brought up in South Africa. However it was a bit more humid here next to Australia’s Lake Hillier.

Africa stood still as she was poked, prodded, and examined by the judge. Having her teeth and correct scissor bite examined, her tail carriage, her entire presence being put under a microscope. She was unphased by this all, doing as Angie asked with little complaint and question as she was shown off. And with any luck, the day would end with some ribbons in hand.

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aaand Africa’s entry. cause i can never have just one focus dog lol

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TBC's 72 Hour CACIB/CACIT Show ,WELCOME TO THE BULLY CLUB'S 72 HOUR EFFORT SHOWOur Honorable CACIT / CACIB Certified Judge @South-Side-Bullz DATE4 - 19 - 2023 4 - 21 - 2023 RULES Our Rules Must Be Read Before Entering Admins are allowed to enter these shows. Must be judged by another admin.You have to be a member of @The Bully Club to participate (Join the group and register)You have to be registered to @The Bully Club to participate (register in Kennel Registry)Dog has to be registered to participate (Just submit to gallery)No tracing is allowed.Stock may be used with proper credit.Using other deviants' artwork is not acceptable.Commissioned work is allowed. With proper credit.COMMISSION WORK MUST BE UPLOADED TO DA NOT STASH. If uploaded in stash we will no longer count. DA's linking system and etc has not been faithful and it makes it harder on not just you guys but us as well. Please upload commission with full credit or it will not be counted for.No free, pay to use lines allowed.No collab work allowed.Artwork must be full body.Artwork must be clear and visible. No blobs, needs eyes, ears, nose, mouth etc.Full background must be present. No flat colors.Must wear appropriate gear for each setting. You may enter more than one dog. You may reuse the background for each entry.NO participating females in heat or pregnant SHOW & SHOW INFORMATION Lake Hillier - Western Australia ,CONFORMATION Dogs must be wearing show appropriate collar and lead. [No bulky large or thick, spiked, studded allowed] Dog ALSO must go by the breeds standard. We will be using ABKC, UKC AND AKC standards.CLASSES AVAILABLEPuppy (6-18 months old / No CACIB Given)Open (18+ months old)Veteran (8+ years old)CACIB/Conformation Judging Rubric -Comparison to Gallery: 1-20How the image compares to the artist’s gallery. Different pose, brushes, lighting, etc. Effort shown in comparison to gallery. Background accuracy: 1-10How accurate is the background to the given location.We would like to see some creativity with backgrounds, however lack of large details/objects or inclusion of objects/details that are not in the scenery examples will result in lost points.Breed Standard: 1-5How well dog compares to the breed standard based upon information listed in their reference information, when visually depicted in entries, and written stories.Handler: 1-5How much of the handler is depicted in the entry. Can also be acquired through handlers depicted in extra entries, or through a depiction of the judge in the entry. Word Count: 1-101 point for every 100 words, up to 1000 words. Story must be centered around the hunt itself, not just random preparation/home life type writing. Extra Entries: 1-3Up to 3 extra entries may be included in the show. Extras can include more scenes from the hunt, or during lodging at camp site.20 | 10 | 5 | 5 | 10 | 3 = 53Minimum 33 to earn CACIBMinimum 28 to earn RCACIB PERSONAL PROTECTION Must be wearing a collar. Muzzle optional. Dogs are to be sent through any obstacle to take down target.BULLY RACING Must have vest and muzzle on. Will race from one end of the shore, to the other against other racers. OBEDIENCEMust be wearing a collar.HUNTING Dogs must be wearing vest, collar and tracker.ANIMALSRed Deer Fallow DeerRusa Deer BuffaloBoar FoxWild Horse Feral Cattle CACIT/Sporting Judging Rubric Comparison to Gallery: 1-20How the image compares to the artist’s gallery. Different pose, brushes, lighting, etc. Effort shown in comparison to gallery. Background accuracy: 1-10How accurate is the background to the given location. We would like to see some creativity with backgrounds, however lack of large details/objects or inclusion of objects/details that are not in the scenery examples will result in lost points.Handler: 1-5How much of the handler is depicted in the entry. Can also be acquired through handlers depicted in extra entries, or for judge/decoy depicted in the entry:Word Count: 1-101 point for every 100 words, up to 1000 words. Story must be centered around the hunt itself, not just random preparation/home life type writing.Relevant Experience: 1-3This is if your dog has any show experience prior to the current running show provided. Extra Entries: 1-3Up to 3 extra entries may be included in the show. Extras can include more scenes from the hunt, or during lodging at camp site.20 | 10 | 5 | 10 | 3| 3 = 51Minimum 28 to earn CACITMinimum 23 to earn RCACITAWARDS,SHOW APPLICATION FORMKENNEL REGISTRY NUMBER: (Link of Proof #0000) DO NOT comment on DA. Will skip. Please provide your link! REGISTERED NAME OF DOG: (Link)ENTRY:PRIOR EXPERIENCE: [CACIT SECTION ONLY] EXTRA(S): ,

Story
Word Count: 407

It wasn’t long after Angie had left the ring with Plague before she was prepping Africa for her turn. Brushing stray loose hairs back into place, cleaning up her jowls so she wasn’t excessively drooling or gross by the time she made it before the judge. Thankfully with short coated dogs, there wasn’t too much prep work to be done beforehand.

Shortly thereafter, the thin lilac show lead was slipped over Africa’s head and pulled taught behind her thick jaw, aiding in pulling the bit of loose skin on her neck up. Angie giving her one last quick once over, fixing a large v-shaped ear that had fallen out of place.

With their group called next, Angie and Africa made their entrance to the makeshift ring beside the pink lake. Africa’s head and nub of a docked tail both held high as she was proudly shown off.

Unlike Plague, Africa had not been produced by Angie’s program, but that didn’t make a difference in her impressiveness in the conformation venues. She was a gorgeous dog, hand picked and imported from South Africa by Angie. And, like Plague, if Africa continued to do well then she’d make a wonderful addition to any program and especially Angie’s.

Angie had never been a fan of the dark brindle dogs, but Africa was hard not to love. Her dark face and chest, the brindle that shaded her coat all over and made her musculature pop in the sunlight, her big blocky head and round chest. Clean without sacrificing breed type, functional and fit for the purpose her breed had been created for. She had her faults, of course, but she was still a hefty competitor against the others of her breed.

The large mastiff bitch trotted the diagonal happily, her muzzle parting to allow her light pink tongue to slip out ever so slightly in a light pant. She was used to the heat, having been born and brought up in South Africa. However it was a bit more humid here next to Australia’s Lake Hillier.

Africa stood still as she was poked, prodded, and examined by the judge. Having her teeth and correct scissor bite examined, her tail carriage, her entire presence being put under a microscope. She was unphased by this all, doing as Angie asked with little complaint and question as she was shown off. And with any luck, the day would end with some ribbons in hand.