Morris Essex Dog Show Revives Gilded Age Legacy in New Jersey
Morris Essex Dog Show Revives Gilded Age Legacy in New Jersey

Morris Essex Dog Show Revives Gilded Age Legacy in New Jersey

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The Morris & Essex dog show, a historic event originally founded by Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge in the early 20th century, was revived by Wayne Ferguson, founder of Cherrybrook pet supplies, to preserve the tradition and style of dog shows from Dodge's era. This revival event, held every five years at Colonial Park in Somerset, New Jersey, aims to connect the past and present dog show culture by maintaining the original show's format and spirit. Dodge was a pioneering figure in the dog world, known for her influence in breeding and judging, while Ferguson's efforts reflect a dedication to honoring her legacy through the modern incarnation of the event.

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