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HOT WEATHER
When the temperature is forcasted to be 21 Celsius or over only the early (10.30am) classes will take place
Please Don't Leave Your Dog In Your Car In Hot Weather
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After a long weekend, mum's bed is lovely
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Class Changes
From Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th of August
Some Classes are changing please check the 'Classes' page to see changes
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SATURDAY July 29th
So everyone has the chance to attend this important seminar...
There will be NO Classes held on Saturday 29th JULY ...
Doglaw Seminar:
What every responsible dog owner needs to know.
Presented by Solicitor Trevor Cooper
29 July - 10.30am to 2.00pm
Oakington Dog Day Care Centre
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Kennel Club Bronze & Sivler Awards held Saturday 10th June
Those passing Bronze were
Anglea with Ruby
Kevin with Dottie
Paige with Snoopy
Charlene with Storm
Nicola with Corky
Kathryn with Amber
Anne with Tiree
Passing Silver were
Danni with Lola
Tat with Taro
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Lovely little story about Pat's Disney on the Disney Diaries Page
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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.....
Sally with Molly 2009
Phoebe with Coco 2010
Sue with Arthur 2011
Angela with Scamp 2012
Sue with Jackson 2013
Trevor with Yarna 2014
Sam with Winne and Richard & Sheila with Baxter joint winners 2015
Barbarba with Bella 2016
Special Awards For Advance Training
John with Piya 2015
.Elaine with Koda 2016
The GSD Zimba CCEG Brave Heart Award
Presented In Memory of my lad Zimba
Alan with Zimba 2013
Donna with Kane & Alan with Nessa joint holders 2014
Joyce with Hepsi 2015
Julia with Susie 2016
The Joan Dutton CCEG Life Time Achievement Award
Presented in Memory of my mum
Pat with Disney 2010
Nat with Lux 2011
Lousie with Bracken 2012
Tracey with Kaiser 2013
Jan with Bryn 2014
Lorriane with Capt Lego 2015
Carol with Freddie 2016
The CCEG Platinum Award Holders
Pat with Disney 2010
Jan with Byan 2010
Gill with Sky 2012
Ruth with Yogi 2012
Paul with Wisp 2012
John with Piya 2017
Gail with Bambi 2017
Elaine with Koda 2017
Tracy with Perry 2017
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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 at the 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.
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“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,
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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.
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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/
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Bloat or GDV
While most people have probably heard of 'bloat', you may not know the symptoms and signs.
The ASPCA state that "bloat refers to a life-threatening condition that requires immediate veterinary care known as gastric dilation-volvulus (GDV), gastric torsion and twisted stomach. This condition can cause rapid clinical signs and death in several hours." Causes vary greatly, but some factors can include rapid eating, overeating, heavy exercise after eating, fearful temperament and stress. Bloat also mainly affects large, deep-chested breeds.
Symptoms include:
- distended abdomen
- unsuccessful attempts to belch or vomit
- retching without producing anything
- weakness
- excessive salivation
- shortness of breath
- cold body temperature
- pale gums
- rapid heartbeat
- collapse
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Graphic from www.cybergifs.com/dogs & www.fuzzyfaces.com
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