CCEG Members Page

Cambridge Canine Education Group

Members Page

CCEG Offers a Common Sense Pragmatic approach to
Dog Training and Behaviour Often helping dogs with people problems

If at anytime class times need to be changed or training is cancelled because of the weather. condition of the training area or changing guidelines by government a message will be posted here by 8.00am on the day.

With to a half-term “circuit-breaker looking likely we will not be starting any new blocks of classes untill we know whats happening

To those already coming to classes you can continue for as long as we can continue this year, however if you miss 3 consecutive classes your place will be given to someone else.

To Attend you MUST HAVE BOOKED A PLACE

All Places are now full

As class sizes will be limited. and there are changes and conditions of attending during this time please keep to the rules as in the attachment you have had from cceg.

for more details email alan@cceg.co.uk

Microchips - warning the cheap ones can stop working and move in the dogs body.

Those who have left us


Mickey on the 11th Oct (on the left) and Rosie on the 17th Oct sadly left us

CBD Oil For Dogs

www.simply-cbd.co.uk

Because there is little research conducted into this area, any health benefits that CBD may have for dogs is merely anecdotal, although vets have some idea about what effect it might have.

CBD has proved beneficial for a number of ailments in animals, including arthritis and epilepsy. It is helpful for pain, especially chronic pain like we see in arthritis.

It has anti-anxiety properties which are beneficial for animals suffering from separation or noise anxiety.There are well-known anti-nausea and appetite stimulating properties which benefit animals suffering from diseases which cause nausea or appetite loss such as kidney disease, chronic gastrointestinal conditions and cancer.

It’s also been successful for dogs with epilepsy in decreasing seizure frequency.

Separation or Noise Anxiety

Xanax tables are also often suggested available from your Vet for those who may not want to try the CBD Oil

Feed Your Dog Raw

or Thinking of doing it ?

Visit

The Rawvet

https://www.therawvet.co.uk/

also

Check My Diet!

Worried your dog isn't getting everything he needs?

Feeding a fresh diet is great for your dog, but balancing it correctly can be complicated....

Many homemade (raw or cooked) diets suffer from deficiencies which may affect your dog over time. Some deficiencies can take a year or more to be apparent, others may never be outwardly noticeable but may shorten your dog's life.

Common deficiencies include zinc causing dry, flakey or itchy skin and antioxidant vitamin E resulting in cell damage and increased risk of cancer. Manganese deficiencies may be almost invisible but can lead to weakened ligaments and conditions like ruptured cruciates. This means that the fact your dog 'looks fine' may not be enough.

The 'Check my Diet' service can assess your dog's whole diet

FOR GAINING THE

KENNEL CLUB BRONZE AWARD

Held on the 21st Dec 2019

Piya with John

Cochise with John

Perry with Tracey

Maureeen with Julie

Hawan with Allison

The Award winners for 2019

Are

Dog of The Year Award - Humphrey with Melanie

Brave Heart Award - Chase with Ruth

Life Time Achievement Award - Koda with Elaine

Outstanding Progress Award - Winnie with Claire

One Training Treat that most dogs love is Liver Cake

This is how I make it

Using a standard pack of Liver from a Supermarket

Lambs or pigs liver is best (ox liver contains higher level of vitamin A)

Place the Liver in a liquidizer and then blend in

3 eggs in one in it's shell (the shells are a good source of Calcium)

Optional is to add a little fresh raw garlic (not from a jar)

Place the mixture in a bowl and mix in porridge oats the mixture should be a reasonably firm consistency.

Place in a baking tin and cook at 180 degrees for around 45 mins when cold cut into small pieces and bag what you don't want to use straight away can be put in the freezer

CCEG Golden Oldies

Maddie 13 years

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

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

Tilly with Sheila 2018

Humphrey with Melanie 2019

Special Awards For Advance Training

Piya with John 2015

Koda with Elaine 2016

Ruby with Lynne 2019

Hawan with Allison 2019

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

Kylie with Selwyn 2018

Chase with Ruth 2019

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

Bambi with Gail 2018

Koda with Elaine 2019

The CCEG Platinum Award Holders

Disney with Pat 2010

Bryn 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

Rio with Elanie 2020

Hawan with Allison 2020

CCEG Special Awards

In 2017

for 20 or more years of outstanding contribution to CCEG

Pat - Tracey - Jan - Vickie- Carol & Alan

In 2018

For her outstanding work with GSD's in need of love, help and homes

Anjela with Boo

In 2019

Outstanding Progress Award

Winnie with Claire

Microchip Scanner

Testing our Scanner 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.

“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