Journal of Northern Suburbs Dog Training Club Inc Apr May 2015 No 2 - PDF document

Yaps & Yelps Journal of Northern Suburbs Dog Training Club Inc Apr May 2015 No 2 www.nsdogtraining.org.au Welcome to 2015! First day of training & forty nine new members have joined NSDTC - 3.00pm classes are about to start! NSDTC DOGGY DIARY DATES April - June 2015 The minutes of General Meetings can be viewed on the noticeboard in the Club House Sat 11 Apr New members intake Sat 18 Apr Normal Training Wed 22 Apr Sat 25 Apr New members intake Sun 26 Apr NSDTC Obedience & Rally Obedience Trial Sat 2 May Normal Training Sat 9 May New members intake Wed 13 May Sat 16 May No training - St Ives Show Sat 23 May Normal Training Wed 27 May Sat 30 May New members intake Sat 6 June No training - long weekend Sat 13 June Normal Training Wed 17 June Sat 20 June New members intake Sat 27 June Normal Training NB. Membership renewals due General Meeting 4.00pm Instructors meeting 4.15pm Committee Meeting 7.30pm Trial steward training 12.30 General Meeting 4.00pm KK9 Test Day from 12 noon Peta Clarke - ’ The power of what we know’ 7.30pm Peta Clarke - ’When it all goes south’ 7.30pm Instructors meeting 4.15pm Peta Clarke - Is learning theory all we need? 7.30pm PATRONS Mayor of Ku - ring - gai Dr Jamie Geddes Dr Jim Thompson COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT OFFICE BEARERS President: Kim Dowding 9653 2045 Club Secretary: Gael Goldsack 94873656 (Postal Address - PO Box 426 Turramurra 2074) Treasurer: Ngaire Chant 0414 555 884 Vice Presidents: Vickie Dean 0411 751 186 Maggie Young 9451 7986 Chief Instructors: Judy Perrin 9449 7388 (Obedience) Jennifer Hamilton 9982 9029 (Agility) COMMITTEE MEMBERS Assistant Treasurer: Kay Luke Clubhouse Coordinator: Pat Walsh Council & Showground Liaison Officer: Sandra Fry DWD Coordinator: Penny Dalzell Ku - ring - gai K9 Co - ordinator: Sharon Househam Librarian: Virginia Pennefather Membership Secretary: Pam Rutledge Newsletter Editor & Archives: Ginny Legh Publicity & Website Officer: Melinda Duker Rally O Coordinator: Ginny Legh Training Equipment (Sales) Officer: Gale Coutts Training & Trial Equipment Officer: John Jonker Obedience Trial Sub Committee Agility Trial Sub Committee Trial Manager: Vickie Dean Trial Manager: Jane Hampel Trial Secretary: Judy Perrin Trial Secretary: Tsuey Hui Chief Steward: Kim Dowding Chief Steward: Karin Bridge Trophy Officer: Denise Wigney Trophy Officer: Maggie Young Equipment Officers: Andy Seitz & John Jonker Catering Officers: Kay Hogan & Sharon Househam Education Sub Committee Rally O Trial Sub Committee Karin Bridge, Jennifer Hamilton Trial Manager: Tracy Geary Judy Perrin, Pat Walsh & Gael Goldsack Trial Secretary: Karen Ortado Chief Steward: Ginny Legh Dances with Dogs Sub Committee Manager/Secretary: Penny Dalzell Inter - club Challenge Coordinator Penny Dalzell Clubhouse telephone number 9440 2047 (Saturdays only) Please note this telephone has no message recording facility. It will only be answered during training times if the ring tone is heard by someone in the Clubhouse. Enquiries re joining the Club: Ginny Legh 9489 1554 PARKING · Please park on the LEFT of the road as you enter the showground or near the picnic area beside the Douglas Pickering Pavilion. · The parking area on the right, nearer the Clubhouse, is for ‘ on duty ’ Club Members who need to leave their dogs in the car, carry equipment, etc. Thank you. NSDTC Inc VACCINATION POLICY Up - dated September 2010 · NSDTC requires a minimum C3 (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus) vaccination administered after the age of 12 weeks for all puppies less than 12 months old. Please Note. A delay of two weeks after the final puppy vaccinations is required before puppies are permitted to join classes. · All adult dogs (over 12 months old) joining or renewing, must have had at least a C3 vaccination administered after 12 months of age. Triennial (3 - yearly) C3 vaccination is considered acceptable thereafter. · Dogs joining or renewing over the age of 4 years that have not had a C3 vaccination in the preceding 3 years must be referred to the Club Vet officer or official nominee. · Veterinary certificates showing adequate antibody titres* to distemper, hepatitis & parvovirus will be accepted by NSDTC for all adult dogs as long as they are dated within the preceding 12 months. *Adequate antibody titres for distemper, hepatitis & parvovirus are considered to be > 1: 20 · As Bordetella & Parainfluenza (both agents causing canine cough) are not generally life threatening to healthy dogs, these vaccinations would be optional, but recommended & owners are reminded these may be required by boarding kennels. · All vaccination & antibody titre certificates must be signed by a registered veterinary surgeon. · Homeopathic ‘ vaccinations ’ will not be accepted. CLUB & USE of GROUND GUIDELINES These guidelines are for the benefit of all members & the general public who use St Ives Showground. · All dogs must be on lead during club training times (except when off lead work is directed by an instructor during class). · Dog droppings must be cleaned up & placed in a bin. · Always wear your name tag. · The dog rings are a leash free area EXCEPT on Saturdays. · The main oval may be used for leash free exercise, so long as no other organised event is taking place. TRAINING is held in the Dog Rings at St Ives Showground every Saturday, February - November inclusive. NB. No training on Public Holidays OBEDIENCE: Saturdays 3.00 - 4.00pm Puppies, Adv Puppies, First, Adv First, Second & Third Classes New member intakes for First & Puppy Classes - every second Saturday. Please arrive by 2.15pm so paper work can be completed prior to start of 3.00pm classes Saturdays 12.30 - 1.30pm Sixth (UD) Class Saturdays 1.30 - 2.30pm Fourth (CCD, CD & Social) Fifth (CDX) & Rally O Classes Mondays 7.00 - 9.30pm Rally O training - Dogs to be in 2nd class or above Wednesday 7.30 - 8.30pm Training for Instructors only AGILITY : Beginners First Saturday of the month All levels Saturdays 9.00 - 12 noon Night Agility Mondays , Adv level only, 7.00 - 9.30pm Before starting Agility - dogs must be at least 1 year old & in Third Class or above  New Members - enrolment between 2.15 - 2.45pm every second Saturday. Please check the website for enrolment day dates. Enrolment on line now available.  All dogs must be FULLY IMMUNISED (Veterinary Certificate required plus 2 weeks from date of last vaccination). Please read NSDTC Vaccination Policy overleaf.  Junior Members are 12 to 15 years of age.  Training equipment (leads, training collars, etc) can be purchased at the Clubhouse. MEMBERSHIP FEES :  Full year $115.00 (for those joining between June & December)  Half year $60.00 (for those joining between January & May)  If training more than one dog $20.00 extra per annum for second dog, third or more free  Pensioners, Juniors, Instructors & Management Committee members $30.00 (no half yearly concessions) ANNUAL RENEWAL of MEMBERSHIP is due by 30 June each year. YAPS & YELPS : The Club journal is available at the enrolment table or can be viewed on our website www.nsdogtraining Articles for Yaps & Yelps are welcomed & may be left at the table or emailed to The Editor, Ginny Legh at ginny.l@tpg.com.au All you ’ ll need to know NB. Agility New memberships can only be accepted on Saturday afternoons Trial Results Your dog ’ s Title achievement will be recorded in Yaps & Yelps on completion of a NSDTC Application for a Title Trophy form Rally O RN = Rally Novice RA = Rally Advanced RE = Rally Excellent RAE = Rally Advanced Excellent Luise Hollmann & Daisey RN & RA Nelly Felczynski & Monty RN AD = Agility Dog JD = Jumping Dog SD = Snooker Dog GD = Gamblers Dog SPD = Strategic Pairs O=Open X= Excellent M=Masters are added to the above as more advanced titles are gained Agility Gila Levy & Tessa RN, RA, RE & RAE Alaina Graham & Luci RA Obedience CDD = Community Companion Dog CD = Companion Dog CDX = Companion Dog Excellent UD = Utility Dog UDX = Utility Dog Excellent O.CH = Obedience Champion Gila Levy & Tessa CCD, CD & CDX Alaina Graham & Luci CCD Dances with Dogs Gila Levy & Tessa HTM.S, HTM.N & HTM.I Gila Levy & Tessa DWDF.S, DWDF. N HTM = Heelwork to Music DWDF = Dances with Dogs Freestyle Each class has Starters (S), Novice (N), Intermediate (I) & Advanced (A) levels Kay Hogan & Roy ADX, JDO, ADO, JDM & SPD Noelle Deshon & Ned JDO, ADX & JDM A Healthy Dog is a Happy Dog Makes 48 mini pupcakes • 4 cups whole wheat flour • 1 tbsp. baking powder • ¼ tsp ground cinnamon • 1 ½ cups applesauce • 1 ½ cups water • ¼ cup molasses • 3 tbsp. olive oil • 1 large egg • 1 cup chopped dried apples 1. Preheat the oven to 180C. Lightly grease mini muffin tins. 2. Stir flour, baking powder & cinnamon together in a large mixing bowl. 3. In a separate bowl, whisk the applesauce, water, molasses, oil & egg together. Add this to the flour all at once & stir just until blended. Stir in the chopped dried apples. Spoon this into the prepared muffin tins & bake for about 30 minutes until the pupcakes spring back when gently pressed. 4. Let the pupcakes cool for 15 minutes in the tin before turning out. The pupcakes will keep in an airtight container for up to 5 days, or can be frozen for up to 3 months. (PS. They sound delicious - good enough even for humans!) Thanks to Sharon Househam for passing on this recipe. DOUBLE APPLE “ PUPCAKES ” Wholesome treats for the puppy or dog in your family Does your dog have a problem with his ears ? If your dog has any of the following symptoms it ’ s worth a visit to your vet. Swollen earflap. This is generally an aural haematoma (a blood filled swelling of the ear flap). Your vet will drain the blood & stitch the ear to prevent recurrence. Scratching at ears or flicking the head. This is a general sign of ear problems. It may indicate the presence of mites or a foreign body such as a grass seed or be a sign of otitis. It can also be caused by a hair in the outer ear canal. This is not serious but causes the dog to scratch the ear & shake its head which can cause a haematoma. Thick black wax. This is produced by microscopic mites that feed on the lining of the ear canal. Your vet will prescribe drops or other appropriate treatment. Foul odour or discharge. Some wax is normal but if the ear is red & inflamed or causing annoyance, the dog could have otitis. This is an inflammation of the ear canal caused by allergies, mites, bacterial or fungal infections. The earlier the dog sees a vet the better, as infections can cause permanent damage to the ears. Redness, inflammation. A lot of wax in or a discharge from the ear can cause pain & irritation. The dog probably has otitis & definitely needs to see the vet. 2 Princes Street (cnr Bannockburn Rd) Turramurra Phone 9988 0198 www.turramurravet.com.au Dr James Thompson BVSc MANZCVSc MVS Dr Angus Donald BVSc (Hons 1 st Class) Dr Philippa Wines BVSc Dr Luo Dong BVSc NSW Chamber of Commerce Business Ethics Award 2014 Australian Veterinary Association Practice of Excellence in Customer Service Award 2009 North Shore Business Award - Outstanding Pet Care 2008 The best care for your pets ! 100% Vet Owned Farewell “ Buffy ” 1.3.99 - 28.3.15 Buffy, words can ’ t express how much I loved you, how much you loved me, how much you taught me and the fun we had together. Trialling in obedience, training in agility, demonstration teams and in your old age, returning to the trial ring in Rally O. In everything you were eager to please and worked hard, the perfect partner. We had 16 wonderful years together, I wish we could have had longer, but it would never have been enough. Run free at the Rainbow Bridge, my beloved black girl, run free. Nicola & Tam My heart is broken. We had to say goodbye to my boy Monty. He was diagnosed with haemangiosarcoma in January. Sash said he had 6 months but he left us in February. What can I say about Monty - he was my first Golden, my first show dog, my best buddy & my hero. Monty introduced me to the breed of Golden Retrievers, the best breed ever. He was never the most obedient dog, stubborn sometimes, but he was the most faithful & loving dog I have ever known. He was always happy to go anywhere with me, either in the car or the dog trailer, just open the door & in he would jump. He loved his walks or just mooching around at the park. He always waited at the front door for me to come home. At less than 12yrs old it was too soon for him to leave us, but he just couldn ’ t go on. You will be missed by all your friends & family, both human & 4 legged. Monty, I will love you forever & will come to get you at the rainbow bridge. Ray & Linda Temple, Buffy, Cody, Rebel Farewell to my special boy AUST. CH. FANTANGO FIRST KNIGHT “ MONTY ” 09.05.03 - 20.02.15 Farewell “ Magic ” 08.02.06 - 26.3.15 Magic died on 26 March from kidney failure. He had needed too many pain killers in the last few years for a bad elbow joint. He came to me at 2 years of age with the title Grand Champion. From the outset he was uber calm and when my Shepherd Sassy died, he naturally assumed the boss role of my pack - no one argued with Magic, but all he wanted was cuddles and hugs so I should have called him Mr Smooch. But there was always something magical about a big dog that has nothing to prove except how much he can love you. We miss him. Ngaire, Bobby, Hawkeye & Minty Magic at a recent Dogs Day Out. He just cruised, while his brother Bobby worked in a demonstration team! Magic smooching with Mel Duker's daughter Jas. Agility There are plenty of spaces at present but there is likely to be a limit of eight - so get in early!! Make sure you bring your sense of humour with you!! Exciting news! Introduction to Agility Class starts 23 May 2015 The class will be held on Saturday mornings from 9am to 10:30am. A trained instructor will introduce handlers and their dogs to FUN (and a bit of hard work) in the wonderful world of Agility. NSDTC requires all dogs to be at least 12 months old & in 3rd Class Obedience before they can start Agility. All dogs will need to pass our promotion to Agility test Enquiries & to book in contact Karin Bridge 9418 2467 or getsmartdogs@yahoo.com Congratulations Jennifer Fahey & Lara, 2nd in CD (Obedience) at the Sheltie Show. Jen & Lara are keen Agiliteers Welcome to the older dogs & their families who started in Sarah ’ s & Roz ’ s First Classes on 7th February We hope you all have many hours of fun training your dogs & make many new friends at the club (the biggest number ever to join on one day!) who started in Sharon ’ s Puppy Class on 7th February Welcome to the 23 puppies & their families Puppy Page Nipping & mouthing a problem all puppies owners have to deal with Fleas - can cause major skin problems. Make sure your dog is properly protected Snake bite - potentially fatal for dogs Mosquitoes - transmit heartworm. Make sure your dog is properly protected Other annoying or potentially fatal pests Oh darn, I ’ m dejected, my gosh but I ’ m sad, My obedience dog is driving me MAD! When we practice at home... why, he works like a dream, Puts on a performance that rates high esteem. His recalls are groovy, he “ drops ” like a flash, He “ fronts ” with precision, what more could I ask? The high jump he clears with incredible flair, The dumbbell held high as he soars through the air. The broad jump ’ s no challenge, he clears it with ease, As he soars on high just as smug as you please. On sits and on downs, well ... he ’ s BETTER than steady, Doesn ’ t move one iota, doesn ’ t sniff or get heady. But then comes the day that we enter a trial, He ’ s NON COMPUS MENTUS, completely SENILE! He bombed on the heeling, the “ recall ” no better, And THEN on the “ down ” he made love to a Setter. So then as I stand looking grey as a stone, I utter out loud, “ Well, he works great at home. ” From the judges ’ expression, he thinks I ’ m insane, For no dog has acted quite so inane. From this I have come to one brilliant conclusion, My dog rates first place in the art of illusion. Thanks to Phil Phalanges for this poem Wow!! I ’ ve graduated from Puppy Class!! Oh dear, now the hard work starts! The Basket Case Warning!!! If your dogs shows any of these signs Get them to a vet ASAP Minutes count. Tick paralysis can cause death Early signs of tick paralysis include  any change in voice  vomiting or gagging  wobbly walking  cough or difficulty breathing  lethary  generally unwell Local emergency/afterhours vets can be found at  Northside Emergency Vet Service 335 Mona Vale Road, Terry Hills 2084 9452 2933  SASH 1 Richardson Pl North Ryde 2113 9889 0289 NB. Puppies are very susceptible as they have a limited body mass & are therefore less able to deal with the tick poison circulating in their body Part engorged Fully engorged If you find a tick on your dog, remove the tick immediately & observe the dog closely Mammalian meat allergy or MMA A recent Catalyst program did a long segment on ticks causing allergies in humans to red meat. Unheard of until a few years ago, it's on the rise, with two cases now being diagnosed a week just in the Pittwater area. But what's more astonishing is what causes it. We've now discovered it's triggered months, even years earlier, by a seemingly unrelated event - a bite from a tick. Professor Sheryl van Nunen (Immunologist Royal North Shore Hospital) started seeing people who had a more unusual form of anaphylaxis, in that they'd wake up in the middle of the night. Normally with anaphylaxis you have the allergen - be that peanut, prawn or penicillin - and then within half an hour you're usually having quite a serious reaction. Tick anaphylaxis can be prevented altogether if we just remove ticks the right way. If you squeeze the tick, that causes the allergen to enter the bloodstream, which causes the anaphylactic reaction. If you remove the tick correctly without squeezing it then you don't have these problems. You should go to the chemist and buy a spray containing ether. Buy something like Wart Off or Medi Freeze Skin Tag Remover. Place the nozzle conveniently over the tick and spray. Feels cold - freezes the tick, then wait about ten minutes for the tick to die. Once it's dead, you can just brush it off. 'Freeze it, don't squeeze it' , would be our advice. That will kill the adults. But what about the tiny ticks? The little larvae or nymphs? Use a cream containing permethrin. This is basically the same kind of cream as you get for scabies e.g. Lyclear. Just rub that in. The ticks will all die and soon you'll be able to just rub them off. 'Dab them. Don't grab them ’ . Full transcript of the program at http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/4177191.htm or watch it on iview http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/catalyst/SC1402H003S00#playing Interclub Challenge Teams 2015 Penny Dalzell is our team trainer & coordinator. The event is an Obedience Trial & takes place in July. Usually about 40 clubs take part. This year the event will be hosted by Blacktown DTC at their club grounds, Glendenning. During the next few weeks Penny will be selecting and training our team members. NSDTC usually enters two teams. One CCD, one Novice, two Open & one UD dog are selected for each team. If you would like to represent your club, please contact Penny who will assess if you are ready (or nearly ready) to trial. Penny can be contacted in person at the club or by phone 99974518 or by email pdalzell@bigpond.net.au K9 Nosework C ongratulations to instructors Gael with Tilly, Anna with Chino & Kim with Sherlock who gained qualifications in K9 Nosework - Birch ‘ Odour Recognition Test ’ . Our President, Kim Dowding, is our first accredited K9 Nosework instructor & has just finished taking an Intermediate Level Class at St Ives. Great fun for the dogs & the owners are learning heaps! Gael has taken on the instruction of the club ’ s advanced ‘ noseworkers ’!! Ku - Ring - Gai Council ’ s DOGS ’ DAY OUT St Ives Showground 31 May 2015 NSDTC supports this day by providing a number of interesting activities. Club members who would like to take part are invited to contact Penny Dalzell on 9997 4518 or email pdalzell@bigpond.net.au The club will be providing the following demonstrations Agility - a simple course that shows how much the dogs enjoy this sport Obedience to Music - team heeling to music, all done on lead Have a go at Rally O - the public & their dogs try Rally O on a simple course Dances with Dogs - looks easy! The experts show the finished result Tricks display - such as roll over, shake hands, find your toy, speak, weave between legs, spin, touch, bow, etc. What can your dog do? This is a wonderful opportunity for all of us to help promote the joy of owning a well trained, well behaved & socialised family dog - in fact a thoroughly good canine citizen, trained at NSDTC! Please contact Penny if you ’ d like to join us. DON ’ T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 3 talks by outstanding animal trainer PETA CLARKE www. animaltrainingsolutions .com.au Peta is a professional trainer of birds, seals, dogs and more. She has special skills in conservation, management, education, entertainment and competition. 22 April ‘ The power of what we know ’ A look at the main aspects of training - what we all know and base our training on. Such as “reinforcement strengthens behaviour” - what does that mean & how do we implement it? 13 May ‘ When it all goes South ’ An exploration of what options we have. Why and how to set the animal up for success rather than setting the animal up to fail. 17 June ‘ Is learning theory all we need? ’ A look at the place of the science of learning & behaviour in context. What else can help us? Neurobiology; ethology; getting the best information for our clients & our dogs. 7.30pm in the Clubhouse FREE for all members Contact Karin Bridge to book in getsmartdogs@yahoo.com We URGENTLY need stewards for our Annual Obedience & Rally Obedience Trial on Sunday 26 April 2015 Experience is not essential Please contact Kim Dowding email dowds.dougie@bigpond.com or phone 9653 2045 There is a sheet in the club house where you can enter your name & details. Our Club Equipment Shop Need a different or more effective collar, harness or lead? Our instructors will advise what is most suitable for your dog, will fit it & show you how to use it We also have treat bags & club shirts for sale The shop is open on Saturdays: 2.30 - 2.50pm & 4.00 - 4.30pm on side veranda of clubhouse Carla Sexton & Bailey to 4 th Class Prad Somai & Elsa to 2 nd Class Belinda Baxter & Luc to 3 rd Class Belinda Baxter & Jac to 3 rd Class Allison Harvey & Stella to 3 rd Class Janella Fyfe & Bear to 2 nd Class Sue Barbarino & Elly to 2 nd Class Debra Axleson & Wynne to 2 nd Class Kala Raghu & Jerry to 2 nd Class Simon Harris & Pablo to 2 nd Class Natalie Yates & Jessie to 2 nd Class Diane Maher & Loki to 2 nd Class Olga Le Goadec & Tyson to 3 rd Class Stephen Yeomans & Casper to 3 rd Class Graham Jones & Herbie to 3 rd Class Susi Rushi & Magi to 3 rd Class Elizabeth Le Peyre & Rue to 3 rd Class Guy Hartcher & Sindi to 3 rd Class Ngaire Chant & Minty to 3 rd Class Sally Alldis & Eddy to 3 rd Class Helen Hanna & Ruby to 3 rd Class Christine Simons & Muffin to 4 th Class Eve Park & Yogi to 4 th Class Jenny Edyejones & Susie to 4 th Class Elizabeth Le Peyre & Rue to 2 nd Class Kathy Metzroth & Bailey to 2 nd Class Ann Henderson - Sellers & Raisin 4 th Class Michelle Graeve & Teddy to 2 nd Class Congratulations on your promotion First Wednesday of each month at 6.30 - 7.30pm Contact Instructor: Penny Dalzell 9997 4518 Rally O Classes Monday nights 7.00pm - 9.00pm For those in 2nd Class & above Contact Instructor: Ginny Legh 9489 1554 Sit Halt Sit Please remember that it is a Dogs NSW requirement that all handlers should wear sensible footwear on the grounds and in class. For safety reasons, high - heeled shoes, thongs, scuffs, sandals or bare feet are not acceptable. What Class am I in? On your first day at the club you will start in one the following groups Puppy Class for New Members with puppies under 9 months or First Class for New Members with dogs 9 months old & over Every new member is given a GREEN LEAD - please use them in class After your first lesson, your classes are called Puppy Class - Weeks 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 or First Class - Weeks 2, 3 & 4 Reminder for all New Members All members MUST wear their badges when in class . Before your second lesson , please collect your name badge from the enrolment table on the club house veranda. If you lose your badge you can ask for a replacement. If you forget to bring your badge, go to the enrolment table, you will be given a temporary one. Condolence On behalf of all Club members we send our sincere sympathy to Club Instructor, Eve Park & her family, on the loss of her husband, Bob, on 26 th March 2015 Welcome to our new members 7 February 2015 Joseph Attalla with Bud Debra Axelson with Wynne Joshua Ball & Ellie Gilbert with Barrington Trevor, Ethan, Alyssa & Cassie Byrne with Sapphire Trent Davis & Felicity Gatfield with Jack Julijana Druzic & Yuri & Dijana Mazumdar with Bella Jo - Anne Flemming with Khan Michelle, David & Liam Godfrey with Buddy Michele & Joshua Graeve with Teddy Simone Harris with Pablo Jill & Emma Hawker with Poppy & Luther Kurt Henkel & Anne McClellan with Chloe Jane Hobson with Stan Sophie & Anthony Julien with Rain Edith & Luke Kardell with Gatsby Kemzo Kishimoto & Deb Cameron with Atlas Stephanie Khuu with Bruce Ceinwen & Shane Lawrence with Ned Debi, Amber & Paul Lloyd with Shadow Tayla, lori & Brionhy Luhrmann with Millie Marilyn & David Murray with Luna Ginny & Keith Neighbour with Dodger Jan & Kevin O ’ Kane with Bella John & Katherine Pochroj with Dudley Rashin & Kas Rafiee with Lupo Fiona, Gregor & Lizzie Robb with Harmony Jane & Gracie Sachs & Patricia Darlaston with Jazzy Ingrid Scharping & Peter Bennett with Lexy Nancy, Emily, Daniel & Barry Seto with Milo Amy, Charlene & Kate Sommerville with Django Simon Stanford with Louis Jane Stewart & Rebecca Peters with C J Anwar, Rosita, Gadiel & Kian Sunna with Rocky Maki Takken & Jason, Evelyn, Felix & Sebastian Barker with Aspen Ela, Olivia & Kaya Talar with Bella Sien Turner with Jake Natalie Yates with Jessie Paul & Robyn Yavor with Lawson & Banjo 21 February 2015 Sue Barbarino with Elly Rebecca Braid with Zander, Jazz & Ky Jenny & Richard Burnell with Abby Rita & Graeme Felton with Woolfie Jennifer Kelso with Scottie Rie Kubo & Eric Chou with Flynn & Coco Patrick Lee with Maple Deborah Ling & Deirdre Moor with Valeria Laura & David Lloyd with Hershey Roz, David & Bailey McAndrew with Jess Tsuyoshi & Charlotte Masuda with Patch Claire Ritchie & Klaus & Olivia Pamminger with Nellie Kerry Snape with Bonnie Stephanie Warzecha & Doug Allison with Falkie Derek & Angus Webster with Leo Tomas, Boris & Adam Weiszer & Zuzana Dzurmanova with Edin 7 March 2015 Melody, Roger & Oliver Bendrien with Storm Hollie Campling & Astrid Palmer with Bandit Fergus Davidson with Archie Rahul Devgen & Pooja & Abdesh Sharma with Coco Sandra, Nelley & Mal Green with Harvey Claire, Sam & Herbie Hawkins with Chewie Michelle & Luke Johnson with Banjo James & William Lui with Pippin Jodie, Hugh, Sarah & Benjamin Playford with Ruby 21 March 2015 Wendy & David Charles with Tammy Andrew Dunstan & Catherine Todd with Abbie Lottie & Ashley Fenton with Tusker Marc Gagne with Kira & Duke Katie Jenkins & Josh Cuch with Gravy Beverley & Katherine Mohr with Xena Liz Olsson with Tiger & Bear Rainer, Valentin, Sabine & Vincent Wuenstel with Neo Helen & Rob Zhang with Harry A notice will be posted on our website www.nsdogtraining.org.au by 11am if training is cancelled due to extreme weather