Mid FLorida APBTA June Meeting

Mid Florida APBTA May Fun Show
Sat June 21st

Veteran?s Memorial Park, Tampa , FL

Hello
last months fun show rocked! a lot of special guest honored us with their
presence and a lot of new people hanging out just wanting to speak pitbull and
show off their adored 4 legged friends.
Hoping for a little calmer fun show for this month as last month exhausted me and other officers of the club ..so heres to another day at the park with the pitties..please read all the rules prior to coming out as this is a conformational and weight pull club and not a dog park off leash event .
thanks
Crystal

Please see the informatin below :

Best Blue Nose Best Brindle, Best Red Nose ,Best Conditioned, Junior Handlers, Judges choice
4-6 month males/females
6-9 month males/females
9-12 month males/females
BEST PUPPY (includes all first place puppies)
12-18 month males/females
18-24 month males/females
2-3 year males/females
3-5 year males/females
5+ year males/females
**Ribbons awarded for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places, trophies awarded for Best Puppy, Best of Show, Best of Opposite, and other fun events. Trophies will also be awarded over on the weight pull track!

**Don?t forget about our Pit Crew Kids Club?..we will start out with our puppy parade and move on to fun games to help educate our children about bite prevention. (This program has activities that last approximately 2 hours.)

For directions to Veteran?s Memorial Park go to our website at www.midfloridapitbulls@earthlink.net

Or, call Lisa at 813-335-0708.

**Anticipated vendors will be Pit Bull Gear, Pit Bull Stuff

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**Association rules are expected to be followed at all times. These include buckle collars (no choke chains, heavy chain collars, or harnesses (except at the WP track). Use 4 feet leads, display good sportsmanship; this is a family event so conduct yourself accordingly. Crates are required and need to be used. And, please, please, please, practice safety with you dog. Your APBT may not be dog aggressive but the one next to you could be. When walking your dog out, pay attention to where he is on the end of the leash, or who and what he might be approaching. In particular, we emphasize this when you are in the holding area which can get congested, as well as entering and exiting the conformation ring. Also, please do not stand along the conformation ring or the weight pull area with your dog on leash. When you are observing events this is when your dog needs to be crated.