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1 thekennelclub.org.uk 163722
2 thegundogclub.co.uk 220297
3 shootinguk.co.uk 538809
4 workinghprs.com 548791
5 workinggundogs.co.uk 614787
6 basc.org.uk 784136
7 ukgundogs.org 927583
8 gundogtrainingforum.co.uk 1100443
9 thefield.co.uk 1469354
10 sportingsaint.co.uk 1763951
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Thursday, 8 March 2012
Monday, 5 March 2012
Grade 1 Gundog Training Hartwell, Northamptonshire 25th March
We start Grade 1 Group Gundog Training at Hartwell in Northamptonshire on Sunday 25th March at 2pm (Remember the Clocks change on this day).
Anyone interested in puppy or foundation training covering basic obedience and retrieving is welcome to attend providing your dog is at least 6 months old.
If your dog is younger than 6 month, or you are unsure about which graded group to join, we would advise a pre training assessment, before booking online.
Its never too late to start and your confidence will grow, when your dog starts to behave in company.
All our gundog training courses are structured for a set number of tasks in a set number of weeks, but they do not suit every handler and gundog. Those handlers or gundogs who require more 1:1 training with greater flexibility of training tasks should book a private course with our trainer.
Take a look our training acheivements, all course are design to stimulate your dogs natural ability and make you a better handler, in difficult situations. You are not restricted by pedigree status or type of dog.
Terms & Conditions Apply
Cost £150 8 weeks
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Anyone interested in puppy or foundation training covering basic obedience and retrieving is welcome to attend providing your dog is at least 6 months old.
If your dog is younger than 6 month, or you are unsure about which graded group to join, we would advise a pre training assessment, before booking online.
Its never too late to start and your confidence will grow, when your dog starts to behave in company.
All our gundog training courses are structured for a set number of tasks in a set number of weeks, but they do not suit every handler and gundog. Those handlers or gundogs who require more 1:1 training with greater flexibility of training tasks should book a private course with our trainer.
Take a look our training acheivements, all course are design to stimulate your dogs natural ability and make you a better handler, in difficult situations. You are not restricted by pedigree status or type of dog.
Terms & Conditions Apply
Cost £150 8 weeks
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Walked Up Gundog Training Newark Nottinghamshire
Thank you Stewart,
Yesterday, wasn't all bad. It was wonderful to see the dogs enjoying themselves and doing what they are breed for. Also, the group where friendly and we could openly share in our discomfort with the weather.
Ms S March, Newark, Nottinghamshire
Yesterday, wasn't all bad. It was wonderful to see the dogs enjoying themselves and doing what they are breed for. Also, the group where friendly and we could openly share in our discomfort with the weather.
Ms S March, Newark, Nottinghamshire
Walked Up Gundog Training Towcester, Northamptonshire
Thanks for the day, I use to think I was pretty hardy when it came to braving the elements (initially only had t-shirt and wax jacket on) but that was probably the coldest I have ever been and I seriously need to invest in some appropriate attire if I’m to do that again in those conditions!
Apart from the weather I really enjoyed the day, especially the afternoon session and I was really pleased with Milly and her retrieve skills. I remember not so long ago doing Grade II and she couldn’t retrieve blind from 10 yards in cover! Wouldn’t go more than 5 yards from me if she couldn’t see it first, so to pick up blind from the woods in what must have been 80 yards, I was extremely happy.Mr. B Cleave, Towcester, Northants
Walked Up Gundog Training Feedback Cambridge
Thank you for yesterday! It was worth walking through the freezing sleet and mud to get Algy happily retrieving in amongst all the noise and bullets in the woods! A triumph as far as we were concerned so thank you very much!!
Mrs S Sharmon, Peterborough , Cambridge
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Why does my Gundog Roll in Fox Poo
Why does my gundog roll in fox poo?
Is a question , I get asked alot about!
The complex answer is "it's in the genes", it is an intelligent way of masking your own scent from the prey you are hunting!
So if you chastise your gundog for doing so, you will be attempting to modify the way the gundog wants to do their job !
Changing unwanted behaviour is best acheived by giving the gundog, something much more interesting to eat or do, if you have bored the gundog to death with too many treats and retrieves, fox poo is more more exciting!
Chastising your gundog when they recall smelling aweful, is one sure way to prevent them recalling quickly on the next occasion!
If you can catch them in the act and pull a rabbit out of your hat, I guarantee you the gundog will stop what it is doing, and suddenly become more interested in what you are doing!
The real art of training a gundog is keeping it interested
for more inforamtion about training your gundog vist our website
or contact Stewart North on 07836736868 or email
Is a question , I get asked alot about!
The complex answer is "it's in the genes", it is an intelligent way of masking your own scent from the prey you are hunting!
So if you chastise your gundog for doing so, you will be attempting to modify the way the gundog wants to do their job !
Changing unwanted behaviour is best acheived by giving the gundog, something much more interesting to eat or do, if you have bored the gundog to death with too many treats and retrieves, fox poo is more more exciting!
Chastising your gundog when they recall smelling aweful, is one sure way to prevent them recalling quickly on the next occasion!
If you can catch them in the act and pull a rabbit out of your hat, I guarantee you the gundog will stop what it is doing, and suddenly become more interested in what you are doing!
The real art of training a gundog is keeping it interested
for more inforamtion about training your gundog vist our website
or contact Stewart North on 07836736868 or email
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Kennel Club Assured Breeder Update
We have just recieved our latest copy of the kennel club Assured breeder news Update Feb 2012
Copy can be read here
There have been a number of health tests added to the scheme for certain breeds, in particular in recommends for Golden Retrievers:
Bitches under 18 months not to produce a litter and over 18 months only produce 1 litter per year.
One of the biggest changes to the Assured breeders scheme is that it now caters for Stud Dogs, Assured Breeders are expected to draw up a "Contract of Stud Service" for each service performed, which must include details and results of relevent health tests.
There is a headline "RSPCA campaign fails to address the real issues" the writer is certainly no fan of the RSPCA, because of its stance on hunting with dogs, but I do find my self criticising the Kennel Club again for using words like "misdirected" and fail to address.
The RSPCA have a very valid point "bred for looks, born to suffer" the kennel club cannot criticise others when there own back yard has not been cleaned up.
This organisation really does need outside help!
The whole issue smacks of hypocrisy and double standards, when Kennel Club Judges and Award Winners receive credit for breeding unhealthy dogs, the kennel club is complicit with its action by allowing the registration of pups, born from unhealthy dogs.
Copy can be read here
There have been a number of health tests added to the scheme for certain breeds, in particular in recommends for Golden Retrievers:
Bitches under 18 months not to produce a litter and over 18 months only produce 1 litter per year.
One of the biggest changes to the Assured breeders scheme is that it now caters for Stud Dogs, Assured Breeders are expected to draw up a "Contract of Stud Service" for each service performed, which must include details and results of relevent health tests.
There is a headline "RSPCA campaign fails to address the real issues" the writer is certainly no fan of the RSPCA, because of its stance on hunting with dogs, but I do find my self criticising the Kennel Club again for using words like "misdirected" and fail to address.
The RSPCA have a very valid point "bred for looks, born to suffer" the kennel club cannot criticise others when there own back yard has not been cleaned up.
This organisation really does need outside help!
The whole issue smacks of hypocrisy and double standards, when Kennel Club Judges and Award Winners receive credit for breeding unhealthy dogs, the kennel club is complicit with its action by allowing the registration of pups, born from unhealthy dogs.
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