Toots & Billy
Well done to Sue Duncan and her Collies Toots and Billy…. Toots won a Grade 6 Agility this means one more win and they will be Grade 7 (we are sure this will be very soon!), and Billy won Grade 4 Agility putting him into Grade 5, these wins were gained at Waldridge Fell Agility Show this weekend.
We must be doing something right with our agility training….. we all keep bringing the rosettes home!
Well done Sue, Toots and Billy… keep it up!
So lots of cakes on Thursday then!!!
A Very Proud Saffie!
A massive well done to Louise McGovern and Saffie, who managed to gain and amazing 4x 1st placings and a 2nd place at Waldridge Fell Agility show this weekend.
This amazing achievement also takes them into Grade 5, we are sure it won’t take long for this agility partnership to get into grade 6.
Good luck in Grade 5 girls xxx
Well done to you both!
A massive well done to Christine and Heby who won an agility class at weekend, this now puts them in Grade 6!
Chris would like to thank all the Newton Heath members who have help and supported her, she say she could not have done it without you.
Well done Chris and Heby, Grade 7 is not that far off now!
Thanks for the Cakes, they were yummy!
The club invited Shirley Clowes to do an obedience training day on Monday the 17th May. It was attended by more than twenty of the club’s members. Shirley took each handler in turn with there dog and gave individual advice on improving the team’s exercises. Most handlers chose heelwork and Shirley gave suggestions on how to improve and move forward. Thanks to Mo Graham for organising the event.
The flyball team entered the Live Wires show on Sunday the 16th May and the starters Newton Heath Newbies finished in second place. Well done to some of our members entering flyball for the first time Keith with Ella and Janet with Jazz
A well done triple this weekend……
Titch
Lucy
Pam Brooker and Titch managed to get their first ever placings at a KC show, they managed a 2nd and a 3rd in Grade 3…. so well done to you both, we are sure they are the first of many rosettes to come for this partnership!
Steph Wilson-Astbury and Lucy took an amazing four 1st placings in their last show at Grade 2, good luck in Grade 3 you are obviously ready for it!
Boo
Hannah Grantham and Boo took a 1st place in Grade 4 Jumping, giving them enough points to claim Boo’s Agility Warrant (Bronze).
A successful weekend for Newton Heath’s small/medium agility dogs…. that’s 5x 1st, a 2nd and a 3rd between them, keep it up!
Plenty of cakes to celebrate on Thursday!
Club members & class attendees should be aware that kennel cough is currently doing the rounds in our area. It is highly contagious and care must be taken whether your dog has been vaccinated or not. Even if it has been vaccinated recently, different strains of the disease can occur & vaccinations may not be effective.
Please be aware of the symptoms which start with a very harsh, dry, hacking cough & can include a high temperature, going off their food and lethargy. Seek the advice of your vet if you suspect your dog is showing signs of infection.
If you suspect your dog has kennel cough, reduce their contact with other animals as much as possible & do not bring it to the club or events until the infection has cleared.
All tannoy announcements at our agility show in June will be broadcast over the radio on frequency 87.7.
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Well done to Stephanie Wilson-Astbury and Lucy on winning an agility class at Shrewsbury DTC agility show on 1st May 2010.
The win takes this fantastic agility partnership into Grade 3!
This is made even more amazing by the fact that Lucy was rescued by the RSPCA, she was found in a back garden with third degree burns on her back, and a broken hind leg.
Now in a loving home Lucy is enjoying life to the full with a successful agility career ahead of her.
So, an extra special well done to both of them!
Good luck in Grade 3.
Well done to Stephanie Wilson-Astbury and Lucy on winning an agility class at Shrewsbury DTC agility show on 1st May 2010.
The win takes this fantastic agility partnership into Grade 3!
This is made even more amazing by the fact that Lucy was rescued by the RSPCA, she was found in a back garden with third degree burns on her back, and a broken hind leg.
Now in a loving home Lucy is enjoying life to the full with a successful agility career ahead of her.
So, an extra special well done to both of them!
Good luck in Grade 3.