Definition of show ring
: a ring (as at a cattle show) where animals are displayed
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But first the Rottweiler must learn how to be a fancy show dog, and part of that training involves learning how to comport himself in the show ring.
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The quaint arena has a Lamella truss roof, and the show ring is surrounded by red wooden stadium seats and a working milk parlor.
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History: In the livestock community, the cattle barn's show ring is considered one of the best and most historic in the country.
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In a show ring, smaller dogs are placed on a table and judges meticulously run their hands over their coats and body, evaluating them by the breed standard.
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But the steer is attached to the bar by nothing more than a pair of Zip ties — so that if the beast gets spooked and runs, Alec would be cut free, not dragged across the show ring.
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Livestock and horse shows in barns and show rings were scheduled to continue as planned.
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First Known Use of show ring
1839
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