Carolina Classic 5

On May 16th I completed my second apprenticeship out of three to become a judge with the American Bully Kennel Club. No rush, I love to take my time and absorb it all. I've been absorbing movement and type my entire life... and at the end of the day, all I ever favored by a BULLY BREED!

This SHOW WAS SOOOO MUCH FUN! I don't think I've seen som many badass bullys at one show both inside and outside the ring. I was very impressed. And being in the ring, it was exhilarating!

I got a lil taste of the heat outside of the ring, even though I was the student in the student lol. I think the most challenging part of being a judge is not actually judging dogs but navigating the people at the other end of the leash. It's a fine line to walk on, and Chris is great at it. He's amazing at being relatable and breaking it down without making someone feel some type of way. What I lack in ring experience I sure make up in the understanding of dogs, in a lifetime commitment to this bully game, bullys, and composite breeds like my own.

Shout Out to Lou Manipon. He was so fun, he kept tellin me "what you gonna do when I'm not here".. I told him I'm gonna call him! Thank you Anthony Gray for having me, and hosting such a dope event! Thanks Dave & James for the opportunity.
It was great seeing everyone do their thing this weekend. The kids had a blast too. Ill say it's an amazing feeling to be able to bring your kids out and know they'll be okay. I love that they form friendships that could last a lifetime in the community too.

Btw, this pocket that was was so impressive. Seeing him in the ring and seeing his uniform mass and substance throughout. Not to mention that mean-ass sidestack! Nice work ya'll!!!