Show Record - Jidokey Just Another Day

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Show Handler Placing Judge
Date
GaylanStudio 2019-12-07 All Breed Show - (Puppy) Jos Harter 2nd in Breed
(5 pts)		 Mickey Bysshe 12/7/2019
GaylanStudio 2019-12-08 All-Breed Show - (1 to 1 1/2 Months) Jessa McKinnley Best of Opposite Sex
(5 pts)		 Andrew Lopez 12/8/2019
GaylanStudio 2019-12-09 All-Breed Show - (1 to 1 1/2 Months) Robert Pouk 2nd in Group
(5 pts)		 Martin Thomas 12/9/2019
KDH All Breed 124 - (Champions) Jessa McKinnley 4th in Group
(2 GC pts)		 Michael Craig 12/10/2019
Plus Fall Show 18 - (Champions) Roxanne Leatherwood 2nd in Group
(3 GC pts)		 Odilia Martin 12/11/2019
Shades of Gold 3 - (Champions) Robert Pouk Best of Opposite Sex
(1 GC pts)		 Laurence Nielson 12/12/2019
GaylanStudio 2019-12-13 All-Breed Show - (Champions) Justin Moyer Best in Group
(3 GC pts)		 Stephen Carpenter 12/13/2019
All Breed December 21 - (Champions) Roxanne Leatherwood 2nd in Group
(5 GC pts)		 Donald Bennett 12/21/2019
December 2019 Pekingese Nationals - (Champions) Owner Best in Specialty Show
(5 GC pts)		 Lisa Gale 12/22/2019
Sweetbrier Holiday Show 6 - (Champions) Bob Golub 2nd in Group
(5 GC pts)		 Timothy Rodriguez 12/22/2019
Jidokey Winter 2019 Pekingese Specialty I - (Champions) Owner Best in Specialty Show
(5 GC pts)		 Finn McKay 12/23/2019
December 2019 Showdog.com World Cup - (Champions) Owner Best in Breed
(5 GC pts)		 Oscar West 12/31/2019
January 2020 Pekingese Nationals - (Champions) Owner 2nd in Specialty Show Ronald Schmidt 1/22/2020
January 2020 Showdog.com World Cup - (Champions) Owner DNP George Wilson 1/31/2020

Entries that resulted in less than Best in Breed are deleted after two months.

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A specialty show may be regional or national. A "Best in Show" win at a national specialty show is tremendously prestigious, indicating that the winning dog or bitch triumphed at a contest which attracted entries from the most serious fanciers of that breed in the country or continent. Some specialty shows attract international entries.