432nd and 433rd PCCI All Breeds Show

The 432nd and 433rd PCCI All Breeds show was held last 14 November 2009 in PCCI Activity Center, Marikina. Judges were Mr. Minuko Fujita and Mr. Katsumi Nakano both from Japan. It was a very tiring day but I enjoyed it. My shih tzu got reserved winner’s bitch in the other ring.

Here are some of the pictures I managed to have taken despite being busy grooming by shih tzu:

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