DWAA 2005 Writing Competition Winners
DWAA 2005 Writing Competition Winners Newspaper: feature or news story Maryann Mott, And to My Dog I…
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Rufus Wins Best In Show:
“RUFUS!” came the cries from all over the sold out Madison Square Garden, cheering him on and pleading with the…
The Dog Writers Association of America
Some 70 years ago, there was no such thing as a dog writer. There were newsmen and newswomen and magazine…
DWAA Events
The Dog Writers Association of America (DWAA) is holding it’s annual banquet at the Westminster Dog Show on Sunday, February…
With a Wink and a Wonk
Wonk is computer-ese for an expert in a given field and appears to have derived from spelling the word know…
Dog Writers Association Newsroom
Welcome from DWAA President Ranny Green The Dog Writers Association of America (DWAA) has a long,diverse, and illustrious history. Starting…
Pigeon Feathers
There are twelve beautiful trees gracing my block on Charles Street. I consider myself very lucky to have them. From…
The Lady and the Panda
The ink is barely dry on her new book, The Lady and the Panda (Random House), and author Vicki Croke…
Who was the first woman to judge a dog show in America?
A: In 1888, with her assignment of 117 St. Bernards at Westminster, Anna Whitney became the first woman to judge…
The Dusty Keyboard
It’s hard to believe that it’s been five years sincegoodnewsforpets first crackled in the electric vapor.Holy Plasma Screen! It’s older…
