The BBCR focuses on breed standards as set forth by the
founders of these breeds. It records pedigrees, issues policies for conformation dog shows and works to train judges who will uphold the honor of properly evaluating Bullys as show dogs. ON DOGS ANDYOGI. Dogs depend on us for, at minimum, food and shelter.
They deserve much more. “Before taking a dog into your life or adding another one, think seriously about the commitment that dog ownership entails and consider if you will be able to fulfill your obligations as a dog owner,” said Wimbley. Does your activity level align with that of the breed you
are thinking about? Study the breeds to know which ones are the best for you and your lifestyle. Some dogs require a lot of exercise to be happy and healthy. If you're not helping them burn that energy, they’re going to find ways to fulfill those needs and that may not be the most desirable option. “When I played football, the tempo was not always the
same. Some plays last four seconds, and others extend to 15,” said Wimbley. His workouts with Yogi were anything but rou- tine. “One minute Yogi was trotting alongside me at a steady pace; the next minute he took off and I’m running after him, bolting up a trail or doing laps around a clearing.” Wimbley considers Yogi an athlete, and as such, he is built
for working. “He and I feed off each other’s energy. He’d moti- vate me during our workouts. If he was going hard, I wanted to go hard as well. Day in and day out, committing to and stick- ing with a regular workout is half the battle. Dogs are into rou- tines.”
Wimbley learned the benefits of each type of food as an
athlete at Florida State University. “Why am I eating this and what does it do for my body? It’s fascinating to find out how the quality of the energy you put into your body translates into your performance, whether you're on the field or in an office.” He has applied that nutritional knowledge to Yogi’s diet,
carefully reading dog food labels to make sure the food has quality ingredients. He has always served Yogi portions that cor- respond to the dog’s weight and muscle mass. “I try to buy us both natural, organic food. No artificial flavors or fillers. No by- products for the meat source. I shop around the edges of the store and avoid the stuff in the middle - the food that has been tampered with.” At 10 years of age, Yogi is an elder statesman now, but still
just as physically fit as his human. “He continues to be an inspi- ration for me, both physically and mentally. He has an unwill- ingness to yield when it comes to competition, and he has fun the whole time he’s competing.”
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