How did Debbie Kent's dog Bella qualify for Crufts?

Debbie Kent's dachshund Bella unexpectedly qualified for Crufts after Debbie took her to local obedience shows in Exeter without prior experience.

Is Bella a difficult dog to train?

No, Bella is very bright and trainable, defying myths that dachshunds are difficult to train.

When and where is Crufts taking place?

Crufts is taking place at Birmingham's NEC from Thursday, March 5th, until Sunday, March 8th.

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Novice Dog Owner Heads to Crufts With Surprise Dachshund

5 Mar

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Summary

A first-time dog owner unexpectedly qualified for Crufts.
Debbie Kent and her dachshund Bella were surprised by qualification.
Bella is Debbie's first dog and shows great trainability.

Novice Dog Owner Heads to Crufts With Surprise Dachshund

A novice dog owner is set to compete at Crufts following an "unbelievable" journey. Debbie Kent and her dachshund, Bella, from Torrington, Devon, unexpectedly qualified for the prestigious show. Debbie, a first-time dog owner, took Bella to obedience shows in Exeter with no prior experience or expectations.

Bella, described as "the dog of a lifetime," has proven to be very bright and trainable, defying common myths about dachshunds. Debbie's decision to attend local shows was to help Bella socialize with other small breeds, leading to unexpected success and qualification for Crufts.

More than 18,600 canines are anticipated at Birmingham's NEC for Crufts, which runs from Thursday, March 5th, to Sunday, March 8th. Owners will compete for the coveted Best in Show title, a dream realized for Debbie and Bella.

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