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Ear tags are not required at this show. There will probably be chins for sale. Along with a raffle table. And other fun stuff.

interesting. could we please keep all personal gasconade comments to the side. i would be more then willing to answer anyone questions about the show if one felt that there was some missed communication along the line. we have a great location this year, we determined this location by last...

i know a breeder that has been breeding a tov white male with a brown velvet female. she has had several litters with this pairing. mostly just beiges, from my understanding, but she recently just had her first white male born from this pairing.

wondering where that book went...

i can help. i have a few spare cages and lots of room in my barn.

i was 12 when i got my first, been breeding for 10 years.

i will be able to make it! showing a handful as well. also have two for the baby derby!!

Linda Lucas has stopped breeding due to some family issues. but shes still around and hoping to start breeding again sometime next year. i reduced my number due to family issues also (mom has terminal cancer) but im still around and hoping to get back into show again next year.

banned in 2009-2010

im a dog groomer! at my salon im the one you go to if you have extremely matted, extra large dogs, and temperamental dogs. im very patient but quick when i need to be. i love my job very much and the people i work with however sometimes the pet parent just doesnt understand when we need more...

i finally got the clear from work. i will be able to attend this meeting. gonna love road trips.

had a blast at the show. our baby std sc female got accident showed in the adult class, she received a 2nd because of size. but no biggie, i am keeping her back for another show. our standard female took 1b and our black velvet female took reserve black female. so overall we did well. see...

which conference room will it be held at? we got in about 210 am and didnt get a chance to ask the front desk guy.

we have one. it works well with us. the only thing we had a problem with is getting the lid to snap on. i can have a mind of its own sometimes. but onces on its perfect.

i was a bit nervous, not going to lie, even though i have a bunch of other tattoos. but this is my first custom one. i was his sixth chinchilla tattoo that he has done. he did one a few weeks earlier on a breeder's foot. i was sold then. i got a great price and i was only in the chair for two...

here is my first chinchilla tattoo. i had inked and stamped my pregnant chinchilla's paw print. its a little off but its what came off the stamps.

after many years of debating and flopping through pictures i finally took the plunge and got my second chinchilla related tattoo but my first chinchilla portrait done. keep in mind that its a fresh tattoo, just got home, so the color is going to be a bit off till the red goes down. well any who...

very cute. i got mine done years ago. i never thought of taking a picture of the actual paw print, i got my print but stamping my chins paw in ink and then pressing it to paper. like they do when you get arrested. i encased mine in a heart on my leg.

the prices were released in a letter to chapter members. i think i still might have a copy of it somewhere.

i was also consern about the price. i also believe you have to pay per chinchilla on top of the registration price. if you were showing a handful of chins it would cost you around $100. i am not sure who has that kind of money these days.