u/-sensory_overlord-

he ran and tried to blame it on his cat brother but I caught him in the act

the people v.s. Geralt of Rivia
the defendant was found at the crime scene, hiding in the corner looking guilty af, claiming his innocence.
as shown in evidence one, hair matching the coat of the defendant was found at the crime scene.
it’s unclear if he is an accessory or accomplice to the other suspect, who fled the scene after the initial arrival of the local law enforcement. attached is the suspects mug shot

he is purebred (breed is recognized by the FCI) and has a pedigree but he looks so different in this picture from what he normally looks like when he is not wet.
take your best guess!

I posted a few weeks ago asking for advice on show dog training and like to thank everyone who helped with their much appreciated advice!
Today was his big day and he did amazing. He got a V1 rating and it was a lot of fun!
I let him play with the ribbon for the picture, after all he is the one who earned it!

six months old and he strongly believes he is entitled to licking out the yoghurt cups

Sometimes they look like the eyes of a dragon. A few of his siblings are odd-eyed so heterochromia runs in the family. He’s turning seven months soon.

We would like our boy (currently six months) to follow his parents pawsteps into the showring and are new to the world of dog conformation, which is why I’m trying to learn as much about the topic as I can.
Unfortunately I haven’t really been able to find a lot of info on showing Shibas specifically, so I’m looking for experienced people who are willing to share their knowledge and advice on how to start this journey as well as their recommendations for online resources/communities or books on the topic.
I already searched for In-person classes or trainers who teach conformation, but non are available in the european city we live in.
His breeder is very supportive and made some instructional videos for me on how to stack him and I’ve been practicing that as well as walking on the show leash at home. Learning about how to teach him to correctly gait was going to be my next step.
Any tips and tricks are appreciated!
Puppy tax:
First time stacking him outside today on our walk with a lot of distractions plus a few more of him being cute