Bucket Bitch

New Training Center: track ring-readiness work between shows, record stacking, exams, movement, conditioning and routines, and keep your show records connected.

Bucket Bitch helps conformation exhibitors plan shows, record results, track dog progress, understand judge history, save show photos, manage handlers, and prepare for the ring with confidence.

Whether managing one dog or a whole string, Bucket Bitch brings shows, results, judges, handlers, media, training, and show-day tools together.

PLAN AHEAD. RECORD EVERY SHOW. Keep show plans, venue details, results, and notes in one place. • View events in List or Calendar format • Track past and future shows • Organize entries by dog and event type • Preview venues with built-in maps • Open directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze • Add events to your calendar • Record class, breed, group, NOHS, and Best in Show results • Save placements, points, majors, ribbons, notes

TRACK EVERY POINT AND EVERY TITLE Create profiles for each dog and follow their conformation record. • Track CH, GCH, NOHS, breed, group, and all-breed points • Record majors and major judges • Track titles and achievements • Update accomplishments automatically from saved events • Add or adjust records manually • Keep registration details, preferences, notes, and milestones together

SAVE YOUR SHOW CAREER IN PICTURES Add win and ringside photos directly to events. Because each event is connected to the dog and judge, photos are added once and appear wherever they belong: • View photos with the event and dog • See win photos in judge history • Browse every saved image in Media Center • Separate win photos from ringside and action photos • Share photos or revisit the moments that shaped a show career

KNOW YOUR JUDGES Use your history to make more informed entry decisions. • Save judge contact details • Add personal ratings, tendencies, and notes • Review how each judge has placed your dogs • Compare results by judge, dog, class, breed competition, group, BIS, and NOHS • Use connected win photos as a visual reference

SEE YOUR SHOW RECORD Review performance by dog, judge, class, breed competition, group, BIS, NOHS, points, majors, placements, and wins over time. Spot patterns, remember what happened, and decide where to enter next.

PREPARE FOR THE RING Use the Training Center between shows to track: • Stacking and presentation • Exams, movement, and gaiting • Conditioning and body control • Mouth, touch, and judge preparation • Show-day routines • Handler-only work • Confidence and environment practice Log sessions for one or multiple dogs. Record where you trained, who participated, what you practiced, and needs attention. Review training days on a calendar, copy past sessions, and compare patterns over time.

MANAGE YOUR HANDLING TEAM Keep handler information connected to your show record. • Save contact details and rate schedules • Assign handlers to event entries • Track appearances, wins, points, and dogs handled • Review class, breed, group, BIS, and NOHS performance • Compare point contributions • Track substitutions, absences, and service reliability • See each handler’s event history

BE READY FOR SHOW DAY Keep practical tools and references close at hand. • Customizable show gear checklist • Breed standards • Searchable AKC dog show rules • Searchable AKC conformation judge policies • Show-day planning and reference tools

SEARCH, SORT, AND EXPORT Search Events and Judges, sort lists your way, and export CSV files for backup. Your data remains yours. Export it whenever you need it. Bucket Bitch is your conformation database, show planner, judge notebook, media journal, handler record, progress tracker, and ring-readiness companion. Plan shows. Track results. Know your judges. Prepare for the ring. Note: Bucket Bitch is not a show points calculator. It tracks and organizes the results you enter.

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