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- Mr. Sabella was revered as one of the greatest and most knowledgeable men in the sport. He was a multi-group judge and of course, a Poodle aficionado. He was a successful professional handler known for his talent and flair in the ring.
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5 days ago · FRANK SABELLA, an icon in the world of dogs, has died at 91 years of age. Frank was born at the height of the Great Depression in 1929 in New York. After graduation Frank got a job working as a file clerk for the Yellow Pages, a job he detested.
Feb 14, 2021 · Though best known as a Poodle handler, Frank Sabella also showed a number of Afghan Hounds in the late 1950s and '60s. I have a funny story to tell you about a dog that was I was showing at a show that held the groups in the evening.
Apr 15, 2021 · Frank Sabella: Reflecting On 91 Fabulous years. When I learned that our dog world had to say goodbye to another great legend, Frank Sabella, my mind raced back to a glorious Spring California afternoon visit with him 29 years ago. We were joined by his favorite friend and mentor, Anne Rogers Clark.
Arguably, Frank Sabella was the greatest of them all. To see him glide around the large California group and BIS rings with an exquisite Poodle was a breathtaking sight. And it was the same when you saw Frank and former silent-movie actress Lina Basquette take over the ballroom at the old Kennel Review awards dinner/dances.
The Canine Chronicle is deeply saddened to relay the news that an icon in the sport of purebred dogs, Mr. Frank Sabella, has passed away. Mr. Sabella was revered as one of the greatest and most knowledgeable men in the sport. He was a multi-group judge and of course, a Poodle aficionado.
Feb 18, 2021 · Frank Sabella gave to the world of dogs something that can never be duplicated. He electrified the dog world, setting the bar so high that very few have come close. We are so fortunate to have been blessed with Frank Sabella in our lives, in our dog world and in our hearts, forever.
Mr. Frank T. Sabella. Judging Legend 2003 Nominee. As we look around ringside and note the vigor and health of elder judges, we should count our blessings that we are a part of showing dogs. There's much we can learn from those senior judges who remain involved and engaged. Dogs do keep us healthy!
