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One of the Best Handlers in CA during the 50s, 60s and 70s

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May 052024
 

Leon Warren was a Dachshund handler that started out as a breeder froom the Midwest but soon moved to California. He soon was raising all three Varieties of Dachsunds and became a professional handler. I always loved how he showed and what style he presented to the Fancy. He was VERY succesful as well and brought the great CH Robert de Bayard ROMO to spend his older years in California, too.

Seeing him show and acknowledging how his Dachshunds looked in the Show Ring, Leon was IMO one of the best and is always someone that I much admired. He was the best.

He gave a talk and answered some questions about showing and handling Dachsunds for the American Dachshund in 1970.

It is printed here: “The Training and Handling of Show Dogs” by Leon Warren – The Dachshund History Project (dachshundhistoryonline.com)

Mr Oppenheimer and his Breeding Principles

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Mar 082024
 

I like to look at things in the future and so do look back and forth a lot while writing on this website, but I rarely talk about other breeds. In the old days , when there were many Dog Magazines, they always kept us  informed about what preceded us and, in their vein, I will bring Mr Oppenheimer to your attention. He was a great man and was a savior to the Bull terrier and, in breeding, he came up with some great principles that still should be thought about by all of us as we think about our new generations we are bringing into the World. I have included them here and left my comments after Raymond Oppenheimer presented his. These will really help you when picking out who and what to breed to. Read them, appreciate their worth and good luck in breeding better Dachshunds!

 

Read about it here: Raymond Oppenheimer

Dee Hutchinson and her Rose Farm’s Dachshunds and Judging the Breed

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Feb 232024
 

I have been sort of fixing up all the posts on the TDHP website and ended up consolidating on one page all of the posts about Dee Hutchinson and her dogs as well as her concept of judging them. I always speak highly of Dee and, even to this day, I miss talking with her and being a great friend, In my mind, Dee was the best breeder and a very great Dog Judge (and she KNEW it!).

Although she passed away in 2010, I still miss her a lot.

 

Dee Hutchinson

Adding Smooths to Longhairs and Again, Does It Work?

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Feb 212024
 

Here is my second part of the article about adding the Smooth qualities to the Longhair . There is a lot of talk about pedigrees and what was being added. I am hoping we take the time to consider what I have written and how to be as successful as Mary Howell was back in the days that she started crossing her Bayard bitches to the best of Ben Klimkiewicz’ Smooths. I want all of us to be as successful as Mary was as she really helped the Longhair Variety.

 

“Smooths to Longhairs”

Crossing the Smooths and Wires and why we do it

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Feb 212024
 

Finally, I am finished and here is the first part on crossing coats and why it was done. I hope I have not talked too much about pedigrees, but somehow I always like to see what happens when I read a new pedigree. I always hope the right choices were made and I certainly think they were really on the money with how they got the Standard Wire better. Most are Standards that I talk about, because Standards were what I bred, but the same perspectives still apply in either Miniature or Standard crossing.

 

“Wirehairs to Smooths”

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