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We're entered in Rally already. 
Question- should I be worried that I didn't get anything in the mail yet? I sent in our entry back in March.
I thought it was some sort of religious ceremony for the dogs!
Is it too much to ask people to have a little self respect? Know how to spell simple words used in dog showing and breeding? Use spell checking? Get someone to proofread if you aren't sure about it or you know you don't spell well? If you don't want to make the effort and you are just representing yourself that's ok with me. It just makes it look like you don't care. But to represent a club and misspell the event - that's unprofessional and embarrassing.
Eye Roller
Is it too much to ask people to have a little self respect? Know how to spell simple words used in dog showing and breeding? Use spell checking? Get someone to proofread if you aren't sure about it or you know you don't spell well? If you don't want to make the effort and you are just representing yourself that's ok with me. It just makes it look like you don't care. But to represent a club and misspell the event - that's unprofessional and embarrassing.
Well some people are in a hurry, some are dyslexic, some are poor typists, but all are human and make mistakes for various reasons. Those of you who don't suffer any human frailties or ever make any type of mistakes, will just have to learn to be less critical or simply get over yourselves; whichever comes first.
Eye Roller
Is it too much to ask people to have a little self respect? Know how to spell simple words used in dog showing and breeding? Use spell checking? Get someone to proofread if you aren't sure about it or you know you don't spell well? If you don't want to make the effort and you are just representing yourself that's ok with me. It just makes it look like you don't care. But to represent a club and misspell the event - that's unprofessional and embarrassing.
If you really want to be critical, I think the phrase "self-respect", like the phrase "self-righteous", is supposed to be hyphenated. Perhaps you should take your own advice?
Ahhhhhhh....that's *freaking*.....sorry, couldn't help myself. 
LOL
I thought it was some sort of religious ceremony for the dogs!
We don't care how it was spelt, we understood. Get a life, spelling police. Go teach school, there are plenty of kids who need it.
Well..
Well some people are in a hurry, some are dyslexic, some are poor typists, but all are human and make mistakes for various reasons. Those of you who don't suffer any human frailties or ever make any type of mistakes, will just have to learn to be less critical or simply get over yourselves; whichever comes first.
It's not about being perfect, it's about being too lazy to bother with spell checking or any of the other options available. Your post says something about you. Poor spelling says you can't be bothered with getting the details right.
Breeder too
We don't care how it was spelt, we understood. Get a life, spelling police. Go teach school, there are plenty of kids who need it.
"Spelt"?! Ha ha ha!!! Is someone baking bread? No? Oh, that would be "spelled" then...
Breeder too
We don't care how it was spelt, we understood. Get a life, spelling police. Go teach school, there are plenty of kids who need it.
FYI - "spelt" is a species of wheat. The correct word is "spelled." What a bitter irony that you misspelled "spelled!" Apparently, there are plenty of adults who need school, too.
SMH
Breeder too
We don't care how it was spelt, we understood. Get a life, spelling police. Go teach school, there are plenty of kids who need it.
FYI - "spelt" is a species of wheat. The correct word is "spelled." What a bitter irony that you misspelled "spelled!" Apparently, there are plenty of adults who need school, too.
You can't trust a teacher to spell correctly either. Don't forget the whole Dan Quail "Potatoe" debacle. Quail got blamed for the misspelling, but it was actually the teacher that made up the cards and spelled it wrong.
Lazy Bones
Well..
Well some people are in a hurry, some are dyslexic, some are poor typists, but all are human and make mistakes for various reasons. Those of you who don't suffer any human frailties or ever make any type of mistakes, will just have to learn to be less critical or simply get over yourselves; whichever comes first.
It's not about being perfect, it's about being too lazy to bother with spell checking or any of the other options available. Your post says something about you. Poor spelling says you can't be bothered with getting the details right.
"Confirmation" passes spell check. It would not pick up the error.
