Dig It Dog Training Open Fun Day - 9th May - Sandbach

Dig It Dog Training Club (Dubthorn Lane, Betchton, Sandbach, Cheshire, CW11 4TA) is holding their annual open day on 9th May 2009 10am – 4pm. This is a fun day for anyone to come along to see what we do at the club. There are some fun competitions open to members and non-members alike. Give them a go you may win a rosette or a prize. In between the fun classes come and try out the equipment under the trained eye of one of our instructors to see if any of activities suits you and your dog.
At 12noon the newly formed Dig It Dogs Display Team will be performing showing off the clubs many talents. For more general info about the club visit the website at www.digitdogs.co.uk For more info on the open day please ring Lydia (club owner) on (01270) 585600 / 07841828301
Or Claire (events co-ordinator) 07816354007
Rough timetable for the day is as follows:
10am Ghost Agility – run a course without the aid of words, guide your dog around the course through body language only
11am Novice Agility – for non-members and club members who don’t usually compete. Equipment will all be set at low training heights
12noon Display
12.30pm Party Games – Fastest Bonio eating (can you beat a Labrador?), fun races, pass the parcel
1pm send away snooker challenge – gain as many points as possible in 1 minute by sending your dog around the equipment without leaving the handling box yourself
2pm Doggy pruisannce – olympia for dogs using the solid wall
3pm Clever dogs – agility & flyball combined
4pm BBQ
Also throughout the day there will be a tennis ball lottery, fastest weaves and temptation alley so enter at any time

Class entries will be donated to Oldies Club (www.oldies.org.uk) who rehome dogs over 7 years of age. One of our club members is a foster carer for them and will have her dogs in attendance on the day

Hope you raise funds and have a fabby day

Elaine

Hope you raise lots and lots for a good day

Bumping

Anyone coming?
We have decided to drop the pruisance as can't get the wall high enough for the bigger dogs so will be holding a mini fun dog show instead

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