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Cambridge Canine Education Group

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Sorry - NO Agility Class this Sunday 23rd Sept

To Jan for becoming an

Kennel Club Accredited Instructor in Dog Training and Behaviour

CCEG Golden Oldies

Bryn 16 years

Rosie we will say is 10 plus as being with Pat is her 4th home and Dis 12 years 9 months

Maddie 13 years

How old we don't know but we helped them and I love them

UP FOR THE

CCEG

BRAVE HEART AWARD FOR 2018

5 year old GSD Kylie had to have one of her rear legs removed to save her life.

Removed Thursday, walking Friday, insitsed on coming to watch her mate GSD Merlin in class Saturday!

A not so white Jackson - dirty boy!

BSD Cloud Awards

OPEN SHOWS - 2016 / 17 – Puppy and Junior

Oct 16 - Hitchin – Breed

Puppy 1^st – Best Puppy in Breed – Pastoral Puppy Group 2

AV Puppy – 1^st – Best AV Puppy

Nov 16 – Coventry – AVNSC

Puppy 3^rd

Nov 16 – Huntingdon – AVNSC

Puppy 1^st – Best Puppy – Best AVNSC Breed

Dec 16 – Luton – Premier Open – AVNSC

Puppy 2^nd

Junior 3^rd

Jan 17 – City of Cambridge – AVNSC

Puppy 1^st – Best Puppy – Best AVNSC Breed

Feb 17 – Isle of Ely – AVNSC

Junior 2^nd – Best Puppy – Pastoral Puppy Group 3

Feb 17 – Matlock – Breed

Junior 2^nd

April 17 – BSDA of GB Open Show – Breed

Junior 2^nd

April 17 - Dunstable – AVNSC

Junior 2^nd

Aug 17 – E of E Ladies Kennel Ass – AVNSC

Junior 1^st

Post Grad 1^st – Best of Breed

March 18 – AVNSC

Post Grad 2^nd

March 18 – Belgium Shepherd Dog Ass – Breed

Post Grad 1^st

March 18 – North Lincs – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Best of Breed

April 18 – Eastwood Kennel Ass – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Reserve best of breed

May 18 – Coventry – AVNSC

Post Grad 1^st – Reserve AVNSC

Aug17 – Suffolk – AVNSC

Junior 1^st – Best AVNSC Breed

Aug 17 – Leicester – Breed

Open 2^nd

OPEN SHOWS – 2017 / 18 - Post Graduate

Oct 17 – BSDA of GB – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Best Dog in Breed – Reserve Best of Breed

Nov 17 – Huntingdon – AVNSC

Post Grad 3^rd

Dec 17 – Lincoln – AVNSC

Post Grad 1^st – Reserve Best AVNSC Breed

Dec 17 – Luton Premier Open – AVNSC

Special Yearling 2^nd

AV Graduate 1^st

Jan 18 – Lincoln – AVNSC

Post Grad 1^st

Jan 18 – City of Cambridge – AVNSC

Post Grad 2^nd

Feb 18 – Isle of Ely – AVNSC

Post Grad 1^st – Reserve Best AVNSC Breed

Feb 18 – National Working & Pastoral – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Best of Breed – Pastoral Group 2

Feb 18 – Matlock – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Best of Breed

Feb 18 – Newark – Breed

June – Newmarket – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Best of Breed

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS 2016 / 17 / 18 – Puppy / Junior / Post Grad

Dec 16 – LKA - Breed

Puppy Dog 1^st – Best Puppy Dog

Jan 17 – Boston – Breed

Puppy Dog 2^nd

Junior Dog 1^st

March 17 – Crufts – Breed

Junior Dog 1^st

July 17 – Windsor – Breed

Junior Dog 2^nd

July 17 – Leeds – Breed

Junior Dog 1^st

Aug 17 – BSDA of GB – Breed

Junior Dog 1^st

Aug 17 – East of England – Breed

Junior Dog 1^st

Sept 17 – Birmingham – Breed

Post Grad Dog 1^st- Best Dog in Breed – Best of Breed

Sept 17 – Richmond – Breed

Yearling Dog 2^nd

Oct 17 – Midland Counties – Breed

Post Grad 3^rd

Dec 17 – LKA – Breed

Post Grad 2^nd

Jan 18 – Boston – Breed

Post Grad 1^st

March 18 – Crufts – Breed

Post Grad 2^nd

April 18 – West of England Ladies Kennel Association – Breed

Post Grad 1^st

May 18 – Birmingham National – Breed

Post Grad 2^nd

June 18 – Southern Counties – Breed

Post Grad 1^st – Best Dog in Breed – Best of Breed

June 18 – Windsor – Breed

Post Grad 1^st

July 18 – East of England – Breed

Post Grad 1^st

July 18 – Leeds – Breed

Post Grad 1^st

Aug 18 – BSDA Breed Show

Post Grad 3rd

How common is lungworm?

from the Kennel Club

Lungworm is what we call an 'emerging' disease: it's gradually becoming more common. Until recently it only appeared in select 'hot spots' in the south of the UK, but over the last few years, it's been successfully identified in various parts of the country. It's unclear exactly what's caused this spread (and that of other parasites, including ticks), but increased movement of pets around the country, and abroad, as well as greater contact between wildlife and the urban environment are all thought to be very influential factors.

Not every snail or slug carries the disease and lungworm's geographical limitations means infection is currently relatively uncommon, but it does rear its head from time to time; and in extreme cases, causes death of infected patients, so it is potentially extremely serious.

see other hearth concerns on the Disney Diaries Page....

Roll of Honor

The Ted Saberton CCEG Dog of the Year Award
In Memory of Ted who was a member and helped cceg in all sorts of ways.....

Molly with Sally 2009

Coco with Phoebe 2010

Arthur with Sue 2011

Scamp with Angela 2012

Jackson with Sue 2013

Yarna with Trevor 2014

Winne with Sam and Baxter with Richard & Sheila joint winners 2015

Bella with Barbarba 2016

Taro with Tat 2017

Special Awards For Advance Training

Piya with John 2015

Koda with Elaine 2016

The GSD Zimba CCEG Brave Heart Award
Presented In Memory of my lad GSD Zimba

Zimba with Alan 2013

Kane with Donna & Nessa with Alan joint holders 2014

Hepsi with Joyce 2015

Susue with Julia 2016

Bryn with Jan 2017

The Joan Dutton CCEG Life Time Achievement Award
Presented in Memory of Joan Dutton

Disney with Pat 2010

Lux with Nat 2011

Bracken with Lousie 2012

Kaiser with Tracey 2013

Bryn with Jan 2014

Capt Lego with Lorriane 2015

Freddie with Carol 2016

Lola with Danni 2017

The CCEG Platinum Award Holders

Disney with Pat 2010

Byan with Jan 2010

Sky with Gill 2012

Yogi with Rut 2012

Wisp with Paul 2012

Piya with John 2017

Bambi with Gail 2017

Koda with Elaine 2017

Perry with Tracey 2017

Special Awards

for 20 or more years of outstanding contribution to CCEG

Pat - Tracey - Jan - Vickie - Carol & Alan

Microchip Scanner

We now have a Microchip Scanner.... testing we discovered one dog that had been chipped didn't register on the scanner...the chip had 'gone' or stopped working. So after a visit to the vet (who also couldn't find it) a new chip was inserted.
So, if you would like your dog's chip checked please ask.

When using it one weekend we found most dogs showed concern having the scanner placed near their neck... So, Pat suggested we do this as a training class exercise.... so we will do this by passing the scanner round to a difference class each week.

“Dogs’ lives are short, too short, but you know that going in. You know the pain is coming, you’re going to lose a dog, and there’s going to be great anguish, so you live fully in the moment with her, never fail to share her joy or delight in her innocence, because you can’t support the illusion that a dog can be your lifelong companion. There’s such beauty in the hard honesty of that, in accepting and giving love while always aware it comes with an unbearable price. Maybe loving dogs is a way we do penance for all the other illusions we allow ourselves and for the mistakes we make because of those illusions.”
Dean Koontz,

When seeking out information on diet, and other matters relating to your dog's well-being, and where advice is offered as the result of research, than if possible check out who funded the research -research for the most part will find in favour of the company funding it.

Which compnay owns the food I feed my dog?

Barking Heads - Pet Food UK Ltd.

Hills - Colgate-Palmolive

Burns - Burns Pet Nutritions Ltd.

Oscars - Oscar Pet Foods

Iams/Eukanuba - Proctor & Gamble

Royal Canin - James Wellbeloved - Pedigree - Chappie - The Mars Group

Proplan - Beta - Omega - Bakers - Purina - Nestle

This site is worth a visit

http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/

Graphic from www.cybergifs.com/dogs & www.fuzzyfaces.com