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‘WERRIBEE WAGGER’ ABN 51279508568 ESTABLISHED 1976 ACN A0009348R
PO Box 2 WERRIBEE VIC 3030 PH: 9742 2277 (Sat Only)
OCTOBER 2017
Volume 09
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I’m coming
What a good boy!
Induction/Information Officer Phone: 0403 362 373
Email: [email protected]: http://www.werribeeobediencedogs.orgFB: http://www.facebook.com/WerribeeObedienceDogClub
NOTE: The ‘Werribee Wagger’ is published monthly for our members to be kept up to the minute with any important announcements raised by our Committee and or Instructors. Articles appearing in this Newsletter are considered to be of interest to our readers, but do not necessarily express the opinions of the Committee or of our
Editor. The Committee and Editor accept no responsibility for the accuracy of claims made by advertisers
President’s AGM Report
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I would like to welcome you all to our 2017 Annual General Meeting, and thank you for attending.
Firstly, I would like to thank the Committee for their valued help and support during the last 12 months
To the instructors who week after week make themselves available no matter what the weather conditions to assist the club members being responsible dog owners and developing their skills so they can continue their development during the week.
The members who assist the club in a number of different way’s e.g. cooking the BBQ, putting up and pulling down the rings on club Fun days or assisting on the day of the clubs trial. Your effort is invaluable at the club
The club held its annual Obedience and Rally Trial in October attracting a total of 184 entries for the day. This was an increase of 14 entries for the day from the previous year, 3 in Obedience and 11 in Rally. Although there was only a small increase in entry numbers, we could turn a loss in 2015 into a profit for 2016. Leap PetCare also sponsored the fixture and has come on board again for our 2017 trial
Our last day of training, the committee continued the format for the day that was adopted on previous year
The club’s presentation night was held one week later where we recognised 8 special awards and 37 titles gained by the members during the year
We also conducted 3 Fun days throughout the year with 87 entries in May (20 less than May 2016), 97 entries in July (Not held in 2016) and 98 in August (same as August 2016).
This year the Weerama festival was conducted on one day and in one general location and not various locations as in 2016. The club participated in the march down Watton St on the Sunday and was well represented by a number of members of the club. We also had a stand the Werribee Pet and Animal expo and conducted two demonstrations on the day. Both demonstrations had large numbers of spectators watching. Again we had a number of members assist the club on the day
At last year’s AGM I reported how the members had been impacted throughout the year due to the council permitting various festivals at Presidents Park throughout the year. More events were held later in 2016 with one occurring on the day of our trial. I held various meetings with the council re the disruption to our members. Since those meeting there has only been one event held at Presidents, however we were only informed of the event the week of it occurring. This has been raised with council and two council members who represent the ward for President Park. They were also scathing of the way the event was conducted with parking etc and are raising it at a council meeting to conduct a review on how events are conducted at Presidents Park. Some of the things they would like reviewed are OH&S, Car parking, how an event is to be cancelled if required etc. If anyone would like more details on this please come and discuss with me
This year we have again seen experienced trialling people from other clubs joining the club. Feedback is that we have strong training principles out on the ground along with trialling member’s knowledge and pro-activeness. Some of these new members are traveling up to 3 hours on their return trip. Again, we are seeing more and more members coming into the club rooms and socializing with other members each week
President’s AGM Report
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I have continued to hold meetings with the council for maintenance to be conducted on the building and ground. This year I have not been as successful as previous years and have sometimes found this very frustrating not being able to get some simple task completed such as Power Points installed or padlocks replaced due to their contracting staff not replacing them on the gate when they leave. However, I have been able to get them to trim various trees damaged over time or trimmed back that were overhanging walkway etc. We have also had the lighting in the car park upgraded to LED’s at no cost to the club. Around February 2018 we will be having some more major maintenance carried out on the skylights and the veranda of the clubrooms. At this stage, I do not believe it will have any impact on training days I have been invited by the council to work with them on the Domestic Animal Act along various Vet’s and other animal businesses for their draft of 2017 – 2021 of the act. Part of the Act is the registration of animals with the council
I reported last year that 2015 / 2016 finical year the club had a drop off in new members. During the 2016 / 2017 it has stabilised to be much the same as the previous year. The committee has a number of short term plans to be implemented but unfortunately, we are not able to carry those out at this stage. This will be discussed at item 6 of tonight’s agenda
We operate in a dynamic and changing environment and are aware of the demands that today’s society places on our Club and members. This requires us to constantly try and improve in what we do. Whilst it is great that we have a core number of people filling committee positions, helping out on fun days etc, it is also important that new people stand up and fill vacant positions that exist on committee. New members lead to new ideas and often improvements to the club. It can sometimes be easier to sit back and leave things to a small few, remember it’s your club too.
You will see by the agenda there are vacant positions, therefore, it’s important that you don’t sit back and complain or express concern about the decisions being made about the way the club is being run, you need to put your hand up and join in the decision-making process and help things change.
To the new committee it is a challenge that you can grab and move forward in a positive manner for Werribee Obedience Dog Club
Ray Ashman President
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ibee Obedience Dog Club would not exist without the wonderful members that
their time to become a Committee member. We are looking for volunteers to put their
nd be on the Committee for 2017/2018
ing on the Committee is a very rewarding experience as you are involved with
both the routine running of the club and also the future of the club.
monthly Committee meeting that we would ask you to attend, help out with counter
approximately 30 minutes on a Saturday and to assist on the Induction table when
ers join the club once a month. There would be other little jobs you may be allocated
y, at our Obedience Trial or other event.
Full training will be provided to all Volunteers
so don’t be afraid to give it a go and help the club!
information or if you have any questions please speak to our Secretary, Noelene Jordan.
WERRIBEE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC OPEN OBEDIENCE & RALLY DOUBLE TRIAL
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SATURDAY 21st OCTOBER 2017
ENTRIES CLOSE SUNDAY, 8th OCTOBER 2017
AM Trial Obedience PM Trial Obedience
CCD: Mr C Makepeace CCD: Mr B Cotton
NOVICE: Mr B Cotton NOVICE: Mrs N McIlroy
OPEN: Dawn Ayton OPEN: Mr C Makepeace
UTILITY: Mrs N McIlroy UTILITY: Dawn Ayton
UDX: Mr B Cotton UDX: Mrs N McIlroy
Rally Rally
NOVICE: Mr R Carlson NOVICE: Mrs J Morrison
ADVANCED A & B: Mr R Carlson ADVANCED A & B: Mrs J Morrison
EXCELLENT A & B: Mrs J Morrison EXCELLENT A & B: Mr R Carlson
MASTERS Mrs J Morrison MASTERS: Mr R Carlson
Open & Utility entries to state Jump Height and titles Rally Advanced and Excellent entries to state Jump Height and titles
JUDGES MAY COMPETE IN OBEDIENCE OR RALLY AT THIS TRIAL JUDGING WILL START EARLIER TO ACCOMMODATE THESE ENTRANTS
ONLINE ENTRIES THROUGH SHOW MANAGER ENTRY FEE: OBEDIENCE - $11.00 PER ENTRY, PER DOG
RALLY O’ - $11.00 PER ENTRY, PER DOG RAE - $18 PER ENTRY, PER DOG
ONLINE ENTRIES PREFERRED WITH SHOW MANAGERCheques made payable to Werribee Obedience Dog Club Inc. Please do not send cash
Post entries to the Trial Secretary, Mr Ray Ashman, 15 Nicklaus Drive, Hoppers Crossing 3029 Enquires Telephone: 9749 5279 or Email: [email protected]
CHECK IN AND VETTING: AM: 9am to 9:45am PM: 12:30pm to 12:45pm (All bitches must be vetted)
JUDGING COMMENCES: AM Trial: 10am PM Trial: Approximately 30mins after the completion of the am trial.
Not before 1pm CATERING: Available at the ground TROPHIES: Sash for Highest Scoring Aggregate in CCD
Sash for Highest Scoring Aggregate in Novice/Open/UD/UDX Cash and Sash to each Class Winner
Ribbon for 2nd and 3rd place Title Sashes will be awarded for titles gained on the day Qualifying Ribbons will be awarded to each qualifying score
SPECIAL SASHES: Highest Scoring Werribee Member in CCD, Novice, Open, Utility & UDX donated by Werribee ODC Highest Scoring Northern Member in Trial donated by Northern Obedience Dog Club Highest Scoring Labrador Retriever in Trial donated by Labrador Retriever Dog Club Highest Scoring Southern Member in Trial donated by Southern Obedience Dog Club Trophy list incomplete. Please consult the catalogue on the day
VISIT TO GOVERNMENT HOUSE
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by Noelene Jordan
As Secretary of the Club, one of my tasks is to pick up the mail from the Post Box. Usually it’s bills, Dogs Victoria magazine and some junk mail, so imagine my surprise a few weeks ago when I picked up the mail and found an envelope addressed to me as Secretary of the Club from Government House! Inside was an invitation for myself and a guest to attend a reception at Government House to “Celebrate the West”. Having never been to Government House, I was quite excited at the thought of going and representing the Club at this event. Naturally, I invited the Club President, Ray Ashman to accompany me to the event, which was held on Tuesday 29 August 2017.
The Governor of Victoria, Her Excellency the Honourable Linda Dessau AC had initiated this event as she was impressed with the strong sense of community that she had witnessed in the West of Melbourne and wished to acknowledge the role that our Club, and others like us, plays in making the West the place it is. There were approximately 800 people invited to the event from across the Western region representing many varied community based organisations as well as key industry and community partners.
After the speeches we were all given the opportunity to wander around the rooms of Government House and admire the paintings, furniture and decore of Government House, it is a truly beautiful building. Below are some photos from the night
VISIT TO GOVERNMENT HOUSE
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VOLUNTEER’S NEEDED
DOUBLE OBEDIENCE TRIAL 21st OCTOBER 2017
The club is looking for members to help out on the day. Running a trial requires support from members / volunteers and help is needed for the event to be a success.
• There are many little jobs that need doing:
• Setting up rings in the morning and pulling them down in the afternoon
• Helping with catering for our judges, stewards and workers on the day
• Making a casserole or cake or like to feed the Judges, Stewards and workers
• Selling raffle tickets
• Helping in the kitchen during the day
• Helping cook bacon, eggs and sausages on the BBQ
• Various other little jobs
If you can help out either in the morning, in the afternoon, all day or if you have an hour or two to spare, please speak to our Trial Secretary, Ray Ashman, to discuss what you can do to help us out.
MIDWEEK TRAINING
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Mid-week training is only conducted if instructors are available, the weather is suitable and ground conditions are safe to conduct training. For Agility training, there is a minimum number required, see below for criteria
Just like Saturday Training sessions you are expected to wear your Name Tags to training
If training is not to be conducted on the night a notice will be placed on the clubs Facebook page or web site home page:
http://www.werribeeobediencedogs.org
Tuesday Night Obedience & Rally Ring Training
Training on this night is conducted for members in classes 4 or above who are considering entering an Obedience or Rally trial.
Setup time is 6 pm with training to commence after rings have been set up
Trialling members will put you through a trial scenario for the class you are in and offer training tips to help you to improve
Tuesday night training for:
• October 3rd, 10 th, 17 th, 24th, 31st
Wednesday Night Obedience Training
Training is alternated each week between Obedience and Agility.
Obedience training is conducted on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday’s of the month for those in Class 2 and above.
Inductees can be invited to Wednesday night training at TCC’s discretion.
Training is conducted from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
Wednesday night Obedience training for:
• October 11th, 25th
Wednesday Night Agility Training
Agility training is conducted on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesday’s of the month for those in Class 3 and above and the dog must be a minimum of 15 months of age.
You must contact Colin McInnes on 0407 328 668 before 5:30pm on the Wednesday to find out if agility training is being conducted OR ask Colin at training on the Saturday prior to Wednesday night training.
Training is conducted from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
Wednesday night Agility training scheduled for:
• October 4th, 18th
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SEEING EYE DOGS
PUPPY & FOSTER CARER INFORMATION EVENING
Thursday 16th November 2017, 6-7pm.
17 Barrett Street, Kensington VIC, 3031
Could you care for a Seeing Eye Dog?
Come to our information evening, meet our dogs, hear our clients stories and see how you can help us to make a difference!
All welcome!
For registration and questions email:
DATE: SATURDAY 2ND DECEMBER 2017
Venue:
WERRIBEE ODC CLUBROOMS
Time: 7.00pm to 12.00pm
COST: $22.00 ADULT
$18.00 CHILD
UNDER 12 YRSA two-course spit roast
Tea/coffee included
Drinks available at the bar (no byo)
It will be a great night of raffle prizes and most importantlyof the Junior and Senior Members Club Awards and Title A
along and bring your family and friends
Everyone is welcome
Tickets will be available from 28th October to the 25
(No bookings taken after the 25th November due to catering arrang
To buy a ticket or tickets just ask one of the Commit
Life Members: please see the Secretary regarding your Ti
attend the Presentation night
Please inform us if you have any Special Dietary Re
THERE WILL BE NO REFUND OF TICKET MONEY!
THIS IS AN OPEN INVITATION TO ALL MEMBERS!!!!! P
COME ALONG AND ENJOY THE NIGHT
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Did you know that inside the clubroom is almost like another world????
Inside the clubrooms you will not only find your training cards and the toilets, you will also find:
OUR GREAT CANTEEN!!
Stocking a wide range of items. You will find yummy treats such as cold drinks, bags of chips,
chocolate bars and hot items like Dim Sims and Pies. All at SUPER LOW prices!!!
Not only do we look after the humans but you will also find a range of dog treats, leads, collars,
head collars and everything you need for training with your dog
There are also things for you to buy to support the club for example car stickers & iron on
transfers
Members are also welcome to help themselves to the free tea and coffee facilities located
straight across from the front door. You will also find a donation tin there if you are wishing to
make a donation.
And after a hard days training why not come inside for a cold beer or wine. The club also has a
licensed bar stocking a wide range.
So please do come on inside, you will be amazed what you will find in there!!!
GIVE ME SPACE
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We occasionally have dogs at the club that require some ‘space’ around them. Like people, all dogs are different and some dogs don’t cope very well when their space is encroached upon by handlers or other dogs. These ‘Give Me Space’ vests are not exclusively for dogs with aggression issues, but also for dogs that may have fear-based behaviours. To identify these dogs, they wear a yellow vest, similar to the picture above
By a dog wearing these space vests the club believes it is a safe way for the dog to still participate in their class and slowly socialise and integrate within their training class. This also makes the class as safe as possible for all handlers and their dogs and instructors too. Remember, we are working with animals, so we need you, our members, to learn to recognise when these dogs are wearing these vests and give them the space that they require. If you are around the clubrooms or in class and see a dog with a vest on, please assist the handler and their dog by keeping your dog at least 1 metre away. You may be asked to move further away by the owner or Instructor if they feel you are too close, please respect their request
If you believe your dog would benefit from wearing a space vest, please discuss it with the Chief Instructor. Please do not get offended if your dog is asked to wear a ‘space vest’ in class. We have vests for small dogs and up to large dogs
PROMOTIONS
2nd September 2017 Class 2 to Class 3
Donna Green and TJ
9th September 2017 Class 1 to Class 2
Courtney Vriesen and Joker Christine Evens and Heffner Daniel Axisa and Dennis Kanela Marras and Apollo
16th September 2017 Class 1 to Class 2
Sheila Walker and Hazel Marion Layton and Dalilah
23rd September 2017 Class 1 to Class 2
Vanessa Roberts and BMO Cheree Colo and Bella Leanne Reardon and Russ Kiara Finch and Ruddy
Class 4 to Class 5Anna Del Bono and Remy Lina Morgante and Kali
30th September 2017 Class 1 to Class 2
Juan Ita Bartley and Yogie Linn Winter and Sansa
Class 2 to Class 3
Glenys Darling and Holly
Class 3 to Class 4
Stephanie Jaworski and Lilly
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TRIAL RESULTSIf you would like your trial results printed in the Werribee Wagger, please pass your results onto the Editor. Due to the limited space in the Wagger, only qualifying passes will be printed. You can also email your results to:[email protected] OR collect a form from the training table, fill it out clearly and leave it at the office counter.
NOTE: Please supply the dogs Title, NO abbreviations in regards to their passes and title gained
DOG PHOTO’S ON THE CLUBROOM WALL:
If your dog gains a title, we would love to display their picture on the wall. The pre-requisite for a dog picture to go on the wall is that the dog must have gained an obedience, tracking, agility or endurance title first. You will need to provide an 8”x 10” picture (portrait only) and all your dog’s relevant details for a photo to go up on the wall. It is also your responsibility to inform the Secretary in writing if you require that your dog’s photo details need to be updated at any stage. If you have any queries, talk to the Secretary.
TRACKING
Ballaarat Obedience Dog Club 24/07/2017
Roy Granger and Blu (handler – Yildiz Kaya) passed their Test 1 with a grading of Good
Yildiz Kaya and Nickel passed their Test 1 with a grading of Pass
Ballaarat Obedience Dog Club 10/09/2017
Dee More and Minka passed their Test 3 with a grading of Good
Congratulations to Dee and Minka on gaining your Tracking Dog Title
Yildiz Kaya and Ted passed their Test 1 with a grading of Good
Yildiz Kaya and Nickel passed their Test 2 with a grading of Very Good
Ballaarat Obedience Dog Club 11/09/2017
Roy Granger and Blu (handler – Yildiz Kaya) passed their Test 2 with a grading of Good
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New Members
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Name Dog's Name Dog's Breed
Karlo Alcantara and Toby Border Collie
Krizzia Alcantara and Toby Border Collie
Jack Fennessy and Buddy Golden Retriever
Kiara Finch and Buddy Bull Arab
Darren Firth and Huey German Spitz X
Tracy Firth and Gatsby German Spitz
Darren Firth and Gatsby German Spitz
Tracy Firth and Huey German Spitz X
Ivan Galic and Bella Rottweiler
Ivana Galic and Bella Rottweiler
Diane Grace and Daisy Moodle
Nicole Makara and Lucy Rottweiler
Rhianon Miller and Odin Rottweiler
Deb Mohr and Caspar Cattle Dog X
Luke Murray and Pepper Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Ehhsergay Patrick and Jake German Shepherd
Gobindbir Singh and Tyson German Shepherd
Theresa Sirotic and Ralph Groodle
David Sirotic and Ralph Groodle
Anne Steet and Pepper Miniature Schnauzer
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Heat packs for sale
Only $13 each
Various colours
Available in the club rooms
Made by a club member to raise funds for the club
How to make basic dog biscuits
These basic biscuits can be customized to cater to your canine’s palette
Ingredients
• 2 ½ cups whole wheat flour (substitute regular flour or oats if your dog is sensitive to wheat) • 1 tsp. salt (or less) • 1 egg • 1 tsp. Beef or Chicken Bouillon granules (can substitute beef or chicken broth/stock) • ½ cup hot water • Optional: Add bacon or chicken broth, eggs, oats, liver powder, wheat germ, shredded cheese, bacon
bits, to (your dog's) taste
Directions
1. Preheat oven to 150 degrees 2. Dissolve bouillon in hot water 3. Add remaining ingredients 4. Knead dough until it forms a ball (approximately 3 minutes) 5. Roll dough until 10 to 15 mm thick 6. Cut into slices or bone shapes (you can purchase a bone shaped cookie cutter to make shapes with) 7. Place dough pieces on lightly greased cookie sheet 8. Cook for 30 minutes
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CLASS EXERCISES
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PUPPY CLASS All Exercises as per Class 1 – plus retrieving, puppy play and socialisation.
CLASS 1 All exercises on Loose Lead.Heel on lead with right turn and right about turn Sit (Voice and lead/manually sit) Drop (from sit position) Stand – alongside handler Sit-Stay (10 seconds, handler return around dog) Recall (on lead, 4 metres) Progressing to handler returning around dog
CLASS 2 All Class 1 exercises plus: Heel on lead, plus left turn and left about turn Stand Stay (on lead) Sit Stay (30 seconds) Drop Stay (30 seconds - Handler returns around dog) Slow pace Recall (on lead - Handler returns around dog) Dog Introduction
CLASS 3 All Class 1 & 2 exercises plus: Drop (whilst heeling) Figure of Eight Fast Pace Stand for Examination (Introduce lightly running hand over back & head) Sit Stay (approx. 6 metres – 60 seconds with lead on the ground) Drop Stay (approx. 6 metres – 60 seconds with lead on the ground) Recall Off Lead (maximum of 10 metres – lead up on lead) Finish on Lead Introduction to the Dumbbell (exercise done 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month – time permitting)
CLASS 4 (CCD ) All Class 1, 2 & 3 exercises plus: Introduction to off lead heeling Heeling on Lead, lead in left hand Change of Position Exercise – Drop in front of handler/lead on/return Stand for Examination (on lead – 750mm from dog) Recall (full exercise – at least 12 metres – no finish) Sit Stay (1 minute – approx. 10 metres off lead) Drop Stay (2 minutes – approx. 10 metres off lead) Introduction to Retrieve Dumbbell Exercise (time permitting) Introduction to Broad Jump (time permitting)
CLASS 5 (NOVICE) All Class 1, 2, 3 & 4 exercises plus: All ANKC Novice Class Exercises including both optional exercises All Stays with Distractions (Note: To be promoted from Class 5 to 6 you must attain two passes under an aspiring judge at a club Funday or two passes in the Novice class at a Trial, or a combination of one each).
CLASS 6 (OPEN) Full Open Routine - All ANKC Open Class Exercises (Note: To be promoted from Class 6 to 7 you must attain one pass under an aspiring judge at a club Funday or one pass in the Open class at a Trial).
CLASS 7 (UTILITY) Full Utility Routine (UD) - All ANKC Utility Class Exercises
CLASS 8 (UDX) Full Utility Dog Excellent Routine All ANKC Utility Dog Excellent Class Exercises
PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT ATTEMPT ANY OF THE EXERCISES ABOVE WITHOUT FIRST HAVING BEEN PROPERLYINSTRUCTED BY A CLUB INSTRUCTOR.
CLASSES 4,5,6,7 & 8 (TRIALING MEMBERS) – PLEASE INFORM THE SECRETARY IF YOU GAIN A PASS OR TITLE WHEN TRIALING SO YOUR TRAINING CARD CAN BE UPDATED
OFFICE BEARERS
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PRESIDENT Ray Ashman VICE PRESIDENT Peter Hallgarten SECRETARY Noelene Jordan ASSISTANT SECRETARY Kerrie Scully TREASURER Peter Hallgarten ASSISTANT TREASURER Vacant
COMMITTEE MEMBERS Jeanette Hearn Corrina Mayall Colin McInnes David Pickersgill Heather Taylor Tilly Williams
CHIEF INSTRUCTOR Heather Taylor Phone: 0417 058 359
OBEDIENCE INSTRUCTORS Ken Buckley (Assistant Chief Instructor) Sue Hounslow Lin McPherson Peter Miller Ibby Songur Wendy Trawn Hannah Truhlar Colin McInnes-Puppies Donna Buckley – Wednesday night
AGILITY INSTRUCTORS
Brian Bushell Colin McInnes Carl Mayall
TRAINING TIMES• Obedience
o 1.00pm – 1.25pm Social Walk o 1.30pm – 2.20pm Puppy / Class One (1)o 2.30pm – 3.20pm Class Two (2) / Class Three (3)o 3.30pm – 4.20pm Class Four (4) / Class Five (5)
• Agility
o 11:00am – 1:00pm Agility
• Ring Training
o 1.15pm – 3.30pm Rally Obedience o 1.10pm – 2.40pm Class 8 o 1.10pm – 3.30pm Class 7 o 1.30pm – 3.30pm Class 6 o 2.30pm – 2.40pm Group Stays o 2.40pm – 3.30pm Class 4 & 5 For anyone who would like some ring training
Club Calendar
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OCTOBER 3 Trial Training Switches to Every Tuesday
7 Induction Day
9 TCC Meeting
16 Committee Meeting
21 Double Obedience Trial – No Training
31 Close Off Date for Trophy Eligibility
NOVEMBER 4 No Training - Melbourne Cup Long Weekend
7 Close Off Date for Trophy Applications
11 Induction Day
13 TCC Meeting
20 Committee Meeting
25 Last Training day and Games Day
DECEMBER 2 Club Presentation Night
