A lead or leash is the most taken for granted dog accessory. Nevertheless it is the most important thing a dog owner must posses. Leashes are often used to restrain or control a dog. (…)

One of the fastest growing sports is called agility. This requires a dog, a lot of patience and equipment like weave poles, small jumps (that look like very small horses jump over) and tunnels. (…)

While the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and the American Kennel Club are prominent organizations in American dog show culture, they are not the only dog show associations in the world. (…)

Here are some tips for taking dog show pictures. Dog show pictures are meant to display your dog�s beauty of form and to capture some of the dog�s personality. (…)

Dog agility contest are becoming increasingly popular in the United States and if you have a dog that just might be able to win a contest or you think training and participating in a dog agility contest will be fun and provide exercise for your dog you will need to purchase the essential dog agility equipment. (…)

If you or a dog handler will be presenting a dog at a dog show, it is important to take as much care with choosing dog show outfits for people, as it is to groom your dog carefully for the show. (…)

There are a variety of reasons that dog owners spend hours, grooming and training their dog, drive hundreds of miles to attend a dog show, spend large sums of money on entry fees, and then anxiously wait for the dog show results before they go home. (…)

This list is meant to help create a shopping list for the beginning stained glass art student. (…)

Whether you are an experienced or new stained glass crafter or artisan, it is important to think about safety in your stained glass workshop or studio. (…)

Light is truly the inspiration for stained glass in both the physical and literal senses. During the Gothic Era from about 1150 - 1500 A.D. (…)

Scoring and breaking stained glass is an art that you can achieve but not without some practice. All it takes is a little patience and you will soon be able to cut and break stained glass like a pro! (…)

Stained glass is a beautiful art form that combines the use of various colors, shapes, textures and transparencies with light to illuminate, decorate and inspire the mind, spirit and eye of the beholder. (…)

There are many techniques that can be used to create beautiful and interesting works of art in stained glass. This article deals with stained glass painting. (…)

The lead came method of stained glass construction gives an appearance of uniform lines and an antique look. (…)

The beautiful country of the Philippines, commonly known as the "Pearl of the Orient" is an archipelago of 7107 islands with a wide variety of great destinations considered by many as paradise. (…)

Copper foil is a stained glass leading technique that has a more delicate or intricate look to it than the lead came technique. Louis C. (…)

Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) is associated with Art Nouveau style stained glass lamps and windows. He was nicknamed "Rebel in Glass" because he ventured into many avenues of art glass. (…)

Stained glass is actually an incorrect name for a type of art encompassing many different ways of decorating glass for windows, mirrors, lamps or other projects. (…)

You may have mastered stained glass construction, but stained glass painting seems like a mystery and looks difficult. (…)

You're getting pretty good at the basics of scoring and breaking stained glass, but you've run into some problems with difficult cuts that seem impossible. (…)