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Difficult trial takes place at Flintham by Wendy Beasley ALTHOUGH I am not competing in PD at the present time I do still take an interest, and the BAGSD Flintham PD trial which was on last weekend was always one of my favourites.
  THE PAST few weeks have been a very sad time for us with the loss of three well known people from the world of obedience.
Bill Lambert - the interview by Simon Parsons - part 2 Simon Parsons talks to BILL LAMBERT, head of the Kennel Club’s Health and Breeder Services Department
  THIS WEEK let us look for a third and final (for the moment anyway) time at the Assured Breeder Scheme (ABS) and the effect that the recent changes will have on those that are members as well as those that haven’t yet joined.
  SEVERAL times recently I have heard that some of our major championship shows are losing large sums of money every year. If this is true then maybe it’s time to take a hard look at the way our show scene is structured.
  OH DEAR! Gloom and doom has descended here once more as it would seem that our rats are back again, although the whirling dervishes of brightly coloured tinfoil windmills are continuing to do a sterling job in keeping them out of the front part of...
  TODAY I offer you a sad tale from Kent, a case of mistaken identity, over zealous action by the RSPCA or protection of the public by a worthy group? You be the judge. TAG (Thanet Animal Group) is a registered charity that deals with all sorts of...
Using photographs as indicators by Julia Robertson ALL OF US who practice Galen Myotherapy® are keen for everyone to learn as much about their dogs as possible; because the more people that can interpret what their dogs are indicating using any signs or signals, the more they can help manage a...
The Queen Mother and her Corgis by Nick Waters REGULAR readers to my column who also subscribed to the latest DOG WORLD annual will probably have noticed my feature on the monuments and statues in London on which dogs appeared. This week I feature ‘one that got away.’
  THE FINAL part of the series about breeding and rearing puppies covers the period between first and eighth week after the birth. During the first week, if all goes well, the mother does all the hard work. The breeder simply supports her, makes...
Catalan breed history made by Andrew Brace SHORTLY after coming off the import register the Catalan Sheepdog Club of Great Britain celebrated in style by holding its first ever open breed show at the excellent Bearley Village Hall in the heart of England.
  LAST WEEK we discussed the changes to the Assured Breeder Scheme (ABS) and I would like to continue on that theme. The accolades on offer to members of the scheme are the only means by which a potential purchaser can have any idea of the...