Team members wanted in all levels to compete at Crufts 2019!
Selection Events for the Scottish Team will be held on the following dates:-
29th September in Ballachulish
6th October in Edinburgh
27th October in Glasgow
For more information or to apply for the Team, send a PM or email: corryisledogtraining@gmail.com
Lainey Miller
I have been appointed by Crufts Dog Show committee to manage the Northern Ireland Inter Regional Team for Crufts 2019.
The 2018 Inter Regional team will consist of:
1 Beginner Dog
2 Novice Dogs
2 Class A Dogs
1 Class B Dog
1 Class C Dog
1 Beginner Reserve Dog
The following breed restrictions apply to the Inter Regional Team. The team may consist of:-
Continue reading MIDLANDS AREA TEAM INTER-REGIONAL OBEDIENCE COMPETITION – Friday 8th March 2019
Continue reading South Western Inter Regional Applications for Crufts 2019
Application forms for team membership are now available to download from this site. All the information can be found on them.
Please support as no-one is pre-selected.
The forms will also be available directly from me 01633 411449 or from Alison O’Connor (West Wales) Tel. 01834 891510 and Pat Werner (North Wales) Tel. 01824 780455
Jen Jessop (Team Manager)
Continue reading WALES Inter-Regional Obedience Competition CRUFTS, 8 MARCH 2019
If the answer is YES, here is an opportunity for you to compete at Crufts.
The Kennel Club has announced the winners of its annual Dog Photographer of the Year competition. Now in its thirteenth year, the international competition received almost 10,000 entries from over 70 different countries around the globe, including China, Israel, Russia, Argentina and South Africa.
Monica van der Maden from the Netherlands has been chosen as the overall winner of the competition with an image of Noa the Great Dane seemingly alone in a forest, which placed first in the ‘Oldies’ category, the first time an image from this particular group has been picked as an overall winner. Monica began taking photos of dogs eighteen years ago, and has been professionally snapping man’s best friend for the best part of a decade.
Continue reading WINNERS OF DOG PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION ANNOUNCED
Following consultation with the Dog Health Group, the Kennel Club has confirmed that, from 1st August 2018, any DNA health test result submitted for inclusion on its database must have at least two forms of identification on the result certificate.
It will be mandatory to include the dog’s microchip or tattoo number along with either the dog’s registered name or registered number. Any test results that do not carry these identifying features will not be accepted.
This brings the recording of DNA test results in line with those health tests carried out by the British Veterinary Association.
The Kennel Club has recently approved changes to the regulations for obedience, agility, working trials, heelwork to music, rally and flyball.
With effect from 1st January 2019, the following regulations have been amended to encourage clubs to give careful consideration to circumstances before withdrawing a judging contract, and to ensure that they had a clear rationale for doing so.
