Clubs are often aware when people are unhappy with their “services”. It’s obvious that organizing a show takes time and some competences, mostly soft skills ( managerial, time, and organisation). No technical skills ( hard skills) are required. Alas, you will say because it’s always so cutesonice to win and feel like the best of the best but. Think again.
http://www.conseilsmarketing.fr/communication/comment-organiser-un-salon-ou-un-evenement-part-1-3
It’s in French, but you get the idea. Schools do it as a part of their projects. Clubs do it because it is a part of their Statutes. Result is the same?
Titre I Article 5
i) organize shows….
BUT when it comes to working for a particular breed:
Article 5 again:
The club is responsible for encouraging/ improving the breeding, encouraging it I said, contributing to a breed’s promotion, develop their utilisation,
c) having a listing of:
– recommended studs
– working dogs( selection)?
e) determine which tests the dogs should do?
f) favorise relations between members?
And perhaps even answering questions and this is where it all goes wrong.
I cannot remember when the last time there was a list of studs available. If my memory serves me correctly…Poppenspaler’s Vincacao was 4 years old and he died at 14.