"Lame Dog Best in OCKC Show"

Alva Rosenberg of New York, who was judging Hounds at the time, walked over to Teeter and at the moment every indication was that Lazy Bones was about to be excused.

But Teeter, who is president of the Detroit Kennel Club , argued that Lazy Bones’ lame condition was only temporary and for that reason he could not be disqualified.

Dog Called Fit

Whereupon Rosenberg ordered a veterinarian to examine the dog. Dr. Fred H. Gasow of Birmingham checked Lazy Bones from head to foot, filled out a medical certificate pronouncing the dog fit and judging continued.

After looking over all the other Hounds, Rosenberg finally selected the sad faced, long eared Lazy Bones as best Hound, thereby qualifying him to advance to the finals.

In the final selections, which found Lazy Bones being judged Best in Show, were such greats as Ch. Grousehaven’s Beau Brummel, a German Shorthaired Point, owned by pretty teenaged Ora Le Van Tassell of Detroit; Ch. Luxi von Liebestraum, a German Shepherd Dog, owned by Emil Lederer, of Detroit; Ch. Cranbourne Alexandrite, a West Highland Terrier, owned by Mrs. John T. Marvin of Xenia, Ohio; Ch. St. Aubrey Kailo of Raymeded, a Pekingese, owned by Mrs. Nathan S. Wise of Cincinnata and Ch. Pall Mall V, a Boston Terrier, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perso of Royal Oak.