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27-09-2007, 08:42 AM
companion shows
Hiya there, Im wanting to do agility with Flower when she is older (will start training in a year) But would like to take her to some companion shows to get her used to the atmosphere as she is extremely exciteable!!
Does anybody know where I can find out about these and where they are?? I dont mind travelling ...
!!!!Thanks xxxxx
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27-09-2007, 08:50 AM
They are also listed by the Kennel club on their website and are in the dog papers each week.
Companion Shows are getting less and less this time of the year to be honest, they tend to go mad May time.
Why don't you take Flower to some agility comps to watch as well. All good socialising
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27-09-2007, 08:51 AM
http://www.dogsey.com/forumdisplay.php?f=220
but Dog World and Our Dogs have details in them (these are the dog papers).
Have fun with Flower!
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27-09-2007, 08:52 AM
Originally Posted by megan57collies 
There is a section on here in the MEMBERS GROUP area which is dedicated to Companion Dog Shows and has shows listed.
They are also listed by the Kennel club on their website and are in the dog papers each week.
Companion Shows are getting less and less this time of the year to be honest, they tend to go mad May time.
Why don't you take Flower to some agility comps to watch as well. All good socialising
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27-09-2007, 12:19 PM
megan57collies and rachelsetters beat me to it :smt023 
Plus of course there is the Virtual Dogsey Companion Show which you can use to get practise for movement in the ring ie for This Class
And to practice motivating for a class which happens at almost every real companion show
currently running HERE
Unfortunately you missed the Terrier AV class but there is a `show posed` crossbreed class to come for which you can practise free-standing or stacking to enter that one and there are lots more traditional companion show type classes to enter plus several puppy classes are on the schedule
The main entrance entrance is always open if you want to have a look around the
Dogsey Virtual Companion Show
Plus of course there is the Virtual Dogsey Companion Show which you can use to get practise for movement in the ring ie for This Class
And to practice motivating for a class which happens at almost every real companion show
currently running HEREUnfortunately you missed the Terrier AV class but there is a `show posed` crossbreed class to come for which you can practise free-standing or stacking to enter that one and there are lots more traditional companion show type classes to enter plus several puppy classes are on the schedule
The main entrance entrance is always open if you want to have a look around the
Dogsey Virtual Companion Show
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27-09-2007, 01:08 PM
Originally Posted by megan57collies
There is a section on here in the MEMBERS GROUP area which is dedicated to Companion Dog Shows and has shows listed.
They are also listed by the Kennel club on their website and are in the dog papers each week.
Companion Shows are getting less and less this time of the year to be honest, they tend to go mad May time.
Why don't you take Flower to some agility comps to watch as well. All good socialising
Thats a good idea I never thought of that..
the only thing that worries me is she is very exciteable! When we went to puppy class on Tuesday I got som many looks from the other owners because she is so jumpy and flighty!! She just wants to play! But...she was probably the best at doing all of the commands... Ive no idea how I got her to concentrate but I did!! xxx
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27-09-2007, 01:09 PM
Originally Posted by Patch
megan57collies and rachelsetters beat me to it :smt023
Plus of course there is the Virtual Dogsey Companion Show which you can use to get practise for movement in the ring ie for This Class
And to practice motivating for a class which happens at almost every real companion show currently running HERE
Unfortunately you missed the Terrier AV class but there is a `show posed` crossbreed class to come for which you can practise free-standing or stacking to enter that one and there are lots more traditional companion show type classes to enter plus several puppy classes are on the schedule
The main entrance entrance is always open if you want to have a look around the
Dogsey Virtual Companion Show
Plus of course there is the Virtual Dogsey Companion Show which you can use to get practise for movement in the ring ie for This Class
And to practice motivating for a class which happens at almost every real companion show
currently running HEREUnfortunately you missed the Terrier AV class but there is a `show posed` crossbreed class to come for which you can practise free-standing or stacking to enter that one and there are lots more traditional companion show type classes to enter plus several puppy classes are on the schedule
The main entrance entrance is always open if you want to have a look around the
Dogsey Virtual Companion Show
Thanks Patch...Im visiting the site now!!! hehe xx
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