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Story: Corbin has been overly excited since he opened his eyes in the morning. He knew what was going on. He has seen me packing all the necessary things - leather, brown collar and a matching leash; cosmetics for his fur; material kennel. It wasn't going to be his first show. He was quite familiar with the whole process at the time. Corbin, not like my other dogs, actually adores being the centre of attention. Crowded places, a lot of new people and dozens of noisy dogs doesn't stress him at all.

The ride wasn't long. It took as only about forty-five minutes to get where we needed to be. We walked to a show field confidently. I looked around, interested in everything that was going on. I saw a few familiar faces. I greeted them with a smile. Corbin, surprisingly, didn't lose his focus even for a while. He walked by my side quietly, sniffing everything that he could. We didn't have much time before the start of our group. I looked at the map, quickly finding our ring. I frowned, confused. I was almost sure that the ring would be close, but it wasn't! I picked up the pace as not to be late. We passed by a quite large group of noisy people. Their dogs started barking, causing Corbin to stop in place instantly. I pulled the leash rapidly, trying to avoid confusion. I looked at my watch. Only three minutes left! We started trotting, trying to be on time.

Finally, I saw it. Some silkens have been already placed in the ring. I greeted the judges politely. They didn't seem to be mad. One of them even patted Corbin, but he wasn't really happy about that. He prefers not to be touched by strangers. We passed the fence, then stopped next to our rivals. The show shall begin!

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Story: Corbin has been overly excited since he opened his eyes in the morning. He knew what was going on. He has seen me packing all the necessary things - leather, brown collar and a matching leash; cosmetics for his fur; material kennel. It wasn't going to be his first show. He was quite familiar with the whole process at the time. Corbin, not like my other dogs, actually adores being the centre of attention. Crowded places, a lot of new people and dozens of noisy dogs doesn't stress him at all.

The ride wasn't long. It took as only about forty-five minutes to get where we needed to be. We walked to a show field confidently. I looked around, interested in everything that was going on. I saw a few familiar faces. I greeted them with a smile. Corbin, surprisingly, didn't lose his focus even for a while. He walked by my side quietly, sniffing everything that he could. We didn't have much time before the start of our group. I looked at the map, quickly finding our ring. I frowned, confused. I was almost sure that the ring would be close, but it wasn't! I picked up the pace as not to be late. We passed by a quite large group of noisy people. Their dogs started barking, causing Corbin to stop in place instantly. I pulled the leash rapidly, trying to avoid confusion. I looked at my watch. Only three minutes left! We started trotting, trying to be on time.

Finally, I saw it. Some silkens have been already placed in the ring. I greeted the judges politely. They didn't seem to be mad. One of them even patted Corbin, but he wasn't really happy about that. He prefers not to be touched by strangers. We passed the fence, then stopped next to our rivals. The show shall begin!