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With your eyes on your dog , glancing up at times to see what the judge is meeting the requirements or expectations , be prepared for the judge to clamor out or point out his placing of the dogs. If he says to you , "first , " or "One , " or points to you and holds up one finger , go at once to the first-place number marker in the ring. If you are showing a very tiny dog , it would not be pernicious to elect him up and carry him to initial situation. If you hold a massive dog and the conduct has been removed , put it on him quickly and go to initial situation. If the judge calls to you "Second , " "Third , " or "Fourth , " or points to you or catches your eye and holds up two , three , or four fingers , go at once to the suitable marker. Now is the time for you to supply your dog a massive massive pat and/or a titbit. Let him acknowledge he has performed to your satisfaction and you are pleased with him. He'll come to look forward to this second of celebrity in the ring and will eventually love the applause. At initial it can daunt him a jot , traditionally be prepared.

If the judge does not advise you in numerous concoct that your dog has been placed in the lesson , leave the ring. If you want to note what is going on , do traditionally from the outside of the ring. If you are not placed , you tarry in the ring only provided the judge specifically asks you to or provided you are entered in the next lesson with the same dog , and then you should go to the side of the ring and wait until the dogs who hold been placed in this lesson leave the ring.

Let us affect , nonetheless , that your dog has placed in his lesson. If the judge has gone to his table to smudge his book , or provided he has his book in his hands and is writing in it , only be sure that he can see your arm band. The band can hold slipped around traditionally that the number is not visible. Make it as easy as you can for the judge to see the number.

Before marking his book , nonetheless , provided the judge should waver or take another look at the dogs , which are now standing in front of the numbers one , two , three , and four , be sure to keep your dog in a manifest pose. If the judge hesitates , it can mean that he has not totally made up his mind and he can adjust the placings. Once he writes down his placings in his book , he will not adjust them , but a lesson is not considered judged until it has been written down by the judge. If he hesitates and you are standing in front of the Number One smutch with your dog in a sloppy or bad (not good) situation , and the Number Two dog is looking his very best , that dog can catch the judge's eye. He can adjust his mind , changing you from initial situation to second and the second-place dog to initial. If you were in fourth situation and the third dog at this second looked inferior , the judge force decide that he liked your dog better and prompt you up to third situation before marking his book.