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A dog collar is a piece of material put around the neck of a dog. a collar may be used for control, identification, fashion, or other purposes.. Front or side. the purpose of this post is to get a proper placement of the shock collar on your dog. and i have to say that i find this one of the most. Dog collar n. 1. a collar for a dog. 2. informal a clerical collar. 3. a choker: a duchess resplendent in ermine robes and a diamond dog collar. dog collar n 1. a.

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obedience training herding dogs

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Jake & louise

Jake & louise

Jake & louise

Located in rural pittsboro, nc, i provide both family obedience dog training as well as sheepdog and herding training for all breeds.using positive training methods. Obedience training usually refers to the training of a dog and the term is most commonly used in that context. obedience training ranges from very basic training. Visit this page for great dog trick videos, obedience training, and dog sports!.

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From Friday 6th November there is a new addition to the afternoons!

A huge thanks to everyone participating in the existing classes but there's more to come............from Friday 6th November, due to increased demand there will be a new puppy/young dog course starting at 3pm-4pm.

The times for the existing classes will remain as they are (12:30pm-1:30pm and 1:45pm-2:45pm) with the brand new class consecutively starting at 3pm.

There are only 4 spaces left on the new class so please contact me absolutely asap and it will be first come first served

Massive thanks again for all the continued support from all my present dog owners and I would like to remind everyone of the Xmas ramble, walking out morning and awards on the next course. I don't have to remind everyone that the standards are incredibly high this year, even amongst the guys on their first course for which there is a brand new award of "Best Newcomer"

Any questions please do not hesitate to contact me

Tony

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"Walking Out" morning this Sunday October 4th

A quick reminder for this Sunday all members and ex members welcome.

Meet at 9:30am in the Ruislip Lido top car park

Walk, coffee, exercises and fun to finish around 11am

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Sept 11th classes completely full And "Walking Out" morning

Fantastic start to our September/October course and I'm pleased to say that both courses are completely full so unfortunately there can be no further additions.

Should anyone new wish to join the next course please contact me asap so you can be entered onto the waiting list. Thank you

Finally, could you all put Oct 4th into your diaries which will be a walking out morning around Ruislip Lido. I have changed the day to a Sunday which I hope will be more convenient to everyone.
As per normal this is a fun stroll and for all the new people a chance to take your pups off the lead in a controlled environment. There will be a stop to take in refreshment at the San Remo cafe after which there will be a few easy exercises. The walk normally takes an hour and a half depending on the weather so please bring appropriate clothing for any eventuality.

thanks again

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September 11th Courses

Hi Guys,

Due to a minor surge of interest for the September class I am now having two classes 12:30pm-1:30pm and 1:45pm-2:45pm

I will be firming up numbers and allotting class times next week and I will be capping the class numbers to a maximum of ten x 2

Apologies to the evening dog owners who will miss out but I will give you priority on moving to the afternoon classes and I hope to restart the evenings in the new year

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End of year courses plus "Best Dog and Owner" awards

Hi Folks,

To bring me in line with Christmas I will be running two 7-week courses starting on friday 11th September. This course will run to 23rd October whereupon the next course will run consecutively from Friday 30th October finishing on 11th December.

There will be a "walking Out" morning on each course plus an autumn ramble, dates to be decided.
Unfortunately I will only be running one class over the two courses which will be 1pm-2pm every Friday afternoon. Should I have a lot of interest for this class I will (when the weather obliges) run some of the classes outside to incorporate greater space.The outside classes will be held in Chestnut Avenue park.
I may increase my classes after Christmas when things calm down a bit.

 As we are coming to the end of the year I must give consideration to the best dog and owner awards. The categories are:

1) Best dog and Owner

2) Second Placed

3) Third Placed

4) Most improved Dog

Good luck everyone, this is a difficult choice as there are some excellent dogs and handlers to choose from. 



On the issue of refunds: I will honour refunds promised from the last course but as from September this practise will stop. There will be no further refunds, sorry guys

 

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