An exhibition is like the last scene of a play for an actor, a finishing line for a tired runner, and the last curve for a pilot.

There is a preperation that only an enthusiastic breeder knows and all come from one thought, from an intuition, but even from knowledge of lines and factors that can more or less influence the breeding.

This is dictated by the obligation and preserverance that each one of us, dog lovers, encounter each day.

Who does not understand these sacrafices made up of sleepless nights to attend a brith, afternoons at the vet, days in the car pursuing a breeding or a competition, thinking about conception of a dog that reflects the ideal standards, who no longer remembers these things is no longer and will no longer be a breeder, but only a judge that is too full of himself to understand or appreciate others.

Franco Pesci