–Well, as long as you are within 150 miles of the East Texas Piney Woods, that is! 
On October 29, a French Bulldog specialty show is being held in Austin, Texas.
What is a specialty you wonder? Aren’t Frenchies already special enough?
A specialty dog show is a show where 100 percent of your (and our) favorite breed gallops around the show ring. Usually a specialty has some extra classes, such as Veterans to show off the old-timers, and Stud Guy and Brood Gal to show off the dogs contributing their genes to bettering the breed. There might be a raffle or other fund-raising events, too.
Sometimes there is a sweepstakes, most times a Puppy Sweepstakes for pups to get extra practice and extra goodies.
If you’ve been thinking of getting a French Bulldog, a specialty is a good way to see nice Frenchies, meet owners and breeders, and learn more about the breed. (But best to leave any unentered dogs at home. If you ever go to a dog show, you’ll immediately realize why.)
Does this all sound fun? Then you are in luck! On October 29th a specialty show is being hosted by the Heart of Texas French Bulldog Club. This specialty includes regular classes, non-regular classes, a raffle, TWO sweepstakes (one for puppies and one for veterans), and an RVSP dinner.
Entries for this show close tomorrow at noon, Oct 13, 2010.
For more information about the show, and all the events associated with it, visit the Heart of Texas French Bulldog Club here.
To enter online and download the premium list click here.
