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16-03-2010, 10:14 AM
Originally Posted by Ripsnorterthe2nd 
For me the best bits were......
*Oscar getting third in his class.
*A HV getting BIS (OK so it wasn't "Wired" but you can't have everything)!
*Oscar walking around the stalls all calm and incredibly well behaved.
My worst moment.....
*Oscar having a nice big POO in front of loads of people by the stalls, 5 minutes AFTER I'd taken him to the exercise area to do his business!
I have to say that puts me off the idea of showing...one of mine would probably take a dump (a loose Mr.Whippy!
) in the ring!
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Location: East Sussex, UK
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16-03-2010, 08:03 PM
Well done all those and I'm glad those who visited enjoyed their day.
My highlight is Jess my 10 year old daughter taking part in the YKC 6-11 gundog handling class - making the final 6 and then being placed 2nd. I am so very very proud of her and Connor is the best dog ever - he is never phased by anything and was an absolute star for her.
Wish I could have seen more people though x
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Location: Co. Durham, UK
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16-03-2010, 09:47 PM
Originally Posted by Jackbox
Now Pidge, I hope you are not implyign the show Springer is not a real springer
As if! 
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Location: Co. Durham, UK
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16-03-2010, 09:54 PM
Originally Posted by labradork
Hahaha!!
I have to say that puts me off the idea of showing...one of mine would probably take a dump (a loose Mr.Whippy!
) in the ring!
Isla always loved to have a huge pee during ringcraft but never did it in the ring, although I was constantly on tenterhooks until she was about 2 just incase!
Oscar, unfortunately, just LOVES to poo in public. And sadly I'm not joking, it's his passion in life. I can walk him round the block for 30 minutes and he'll hold it in til he's outside the pub so he can do a huge steamer in front of all the smokers.
When I took him to the HPR training weekend he had 30 minutes exercise prior and about 30 minutes milling about til we set off. Plenty of time to "perform", yet he waited til after we did our first run and then did a big Mr Whippy whilst I was getting tuition in front of the whole class.
I tell you, this dog has a screw loose.
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Location: GREATER MANCHESTER
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18-03-2010, 09:00 PM
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Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire
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18-03-2010, 11:03 PM
Originally Posted by scorpio
My highlights were meeting up with people that I hadn't seen for a couple of years and catching up on all the gossip
I was thrilled when one of Leons sons was placed VHC in a large class, his handler is a novice and she told me he had won his stud book number too so I was really chuffed.
I also got to meet Thalice's mum from Dogsey - we have a common interest as we both adore the English Setters
but I couldn't find anyone else that I was hoping to meet I had a lovely day...I'm suffering now as I have lost my voice almost completely....maybe too much chatting
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Location: Old Leake, UK
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19-03-2010, 07:14 AM
Originally Posted by morganstar
I'd have loved to have met up but the day seemed to go so quickly. Did have time to have a good chat with Pat and Rob, Pat was singing your praises had to agree with her. xxxx
Thanks Jaquie...I came looking for you but your bench was covered up and no-one around to ask where you were...would have loved to catch up with you and see your boy xx
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