Allen / UKC
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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Michigan
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First step is to get away from "me" and "you". It's about scoring dogs correctly and giving credit where credit is due, and minus where minus is due, regardless of me or you.
A good experienced judge can usually set the tone for just that. Some are good at it, regardless of any handler(s) in the cast. Others are not. Taking the "please everyone approach" usually doesn't work well. Score dogs for what they do. That means the good, the bad, and the ugly. It's not that complicated and, besides, it's what's expected of them.
If a handlers vote is obviously straying from the above, then a good judge will step up and make it known what a competition is supposed to be about. And, if nothing else, report those "me's" and "you's" that need reported.
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