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In your own time...
To find out what's new in the past week on the site, simply click on a link and
off you go. All items are arranged in chronological order by colour with the
latest at the top of the page.
We update the website with your news and information on a
daily basis, when possible.
Here's the past week, more or less, at a glance.
Okay, off you go or should we say, in your own time...
Pic of the Litter
19th July 2019
They've
arrived at Rainbow Bridge.
A message from over
the rainbow after Tina Stockton's memorial services for her dogs which died in a
house fire.
Photo:
Val Price
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The Kennel
Club has agreed, with the support of BFA and UKFL, that the Flyball Competition
at Crufts 2020 will be an invitational competition.
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They're arrived
at the Rainbow Bridge
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Alison Smith passed the online
judges training course on 26th June 2019
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Becci Chant has
updated her entry on the Judges A-List
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Dogs that have measured into Intermediate for agility
will be able to compete in Kennel Club qualifiers from January 2020.
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Announcing the
2020 CSJ Agility Open Judges
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New schedules: Merioneth (August), Hartpury (September),
Lechlade (September) and Downland (October)
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Unfortunately, it has been decided that the team
competitions will not be held at Crufts from 2020 onwards.
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New show: Active / Watercombe
(September)
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Dog guard and tailgate
guard for 2015 Dacia Duster wanted.
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Site plan and Helpers Raffle
info for The Agility Club show is now online.
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Chiropractor Petra Langen-Pieters explains how to tell
if your dog has a pinched nerve.
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Paco is a very active and bubbly, 3-4 year old Spanish
Jack Russell X Pointer who would do well at Agility or Flyball.
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Book a
luxury holiday at one of three multi-dog friendly cottages in the Quantock
Moorlands (Somerset)
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Wiccaweys is holding their
Annual Big Summer Fun Dog Show & Collie Celebration in August. (Lincs)
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New show day: Half Moon
(October)
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New schedules: Marboo
(September) and Half Moon (October)
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A polite request
to judges from Mavis Sherwin not to forget to include' alternative'
obstacles when setting courses.
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Haslemere DTC is
looking for one or two instructors to teach Foundation Agility, starting in
September. (Surrey)
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Ring plans for Rugby,
Surrey and Billingshurst shows.
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Results
from the fourth heat of the Agria Agility Challenge at Dogs Unleshed.
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When Mary Ann Nester
found out that her blue collie Tico had a fatal lymphoma, she devised a
doggie 'bucket list' of his favourite things.
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Tina Stockton has arranged a services on 17th July for her
six babies with tea and cake and dog biscuits after.
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New dates on the Show Diary: Whizz Dogs (September), DBDT
(October, November, December, January 2020, February and March), Festive
Challenge (December) and New Years Hurdles (January)
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New UKA schedules: Crooked Oak (September), K9
Brats (September), Longfield (September), Omnidogs (September), Scrambles
(September, October, November, December, January 2020, February and March),
Tenterden-Magic (September) and GT Agility
(October)
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The Wiccaweys Annual Big Summer Fun Dog Show & Collie
Celebration on 25 August raises much-needed funds for rescue dogs. (Lincs)
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Rae
Blythe is no longer judging due to a few health issues.
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Arthur Rodgers catches the beautiful sunset
at the RVA
show,
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Good luck to the YKC Agility Team GB who are are on
their way to the 2019 Junior European Champs in Switzerland.
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Looking for a tailgate guard for a MK7 (>2013) VW Golf
hatchback in good working condition
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In
addition to his UKA qualifications, Robin Pealing from Devizes passed his KC
exam in June this year.
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More LHO shows on the Show
Diary thanks to Beth Rachlis and the 4th Height Group.
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New show schedule: Paws Jersey (September)
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Tailgate guard for
2012 Volvo V50 estate wanted
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Chris Stamp writes about life with an Agility Standard
Poodle
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