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Originally Posted by Mirkawolf1
And then another example. Polish judge who I expected to be more experienced, gives in Belgium first place to female, that does not have the height limit and is shy as hell.
Conclusion? Dog show results are NOTHING, if they do not come from experienced judges who know, what they are judging.
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The Polish judge is great example for fight with windmills...
We spoke with him MANY times about the character - that these dogs can't be shy... But it is not possible to do unpossible things...
We have in Poland breeder which caims to be "experienced breeder which has the only good line of CzW selected by Mr. Hartl" which dogs are so shy that some of them just lie on the ground in the ring. What should the judges think if it is told them that the dogs were CHOOSED by Hartl himself as "excellent examples of this breed"?
But there is more... we said to the judge you mention that CzW must have stable character... it was OK till he saw the judging of CzW in Czech Republic (he is frequently invited to judge 1. Group FCI there) in Mlada Boleslav. There were more nice CzWs but BOB get female with the tail on the bely... and she was judged by so called "experienced CzW judge". But there is more - the same judge choosed her also in the main ring - she get BOG 2. or BOG 3... After all the Polish judge asked us WHY we are telling CzW must have stable character if in Czech Republic win dogs which are simply "shy like hell"?
I know we can talk about connections...
And it was good example... but judges from abroad see what the see.... they do not see a judge which is very good friend of the breeder of this dog but ONLY the result: scared, shy CzW which gets BOB in the country of origin...
