Dog Show – True Lovers Knot – Saturday 14th September – 2pm
On Saturday 14th September, the True Lovers Knot at Tarrant Keyneston, near Blandford DT11 9JG, is hosting the Village Fete, a Dog Show run by Waggy Tails and music until late in the pub gardens.
Please come along and support what is a new venture for them and a fundraiser for Waggy Tails.
RULES
All Entries to be pre registered and paid for at Registration Stall
No entry once the class has started
Every Main Class 1st, 2nd and 3rd will receive a rosette and 1st a prize
All child handlers in will receive a certificate
All dogs MUST be kept on leads – no choke chains or head collars in the ring please
Please clean up after your dog
The Judge’s decision is final
Please do not bring bitches in season nor puppies under 6 months
All dogs must be fully vaccinated…read more
Waggy Tails Dog Show at Broadstone Fun Day
Thank you to everyone who came along despite the weather forecast to support the dog show.
Happily the weather was kind to us with just a few short lived showers making for a good day.
Numbers were down on last year but there was still competition in the ring.
The results are as follows:-
Best Veteran (over 8 years) Filbert with Jane House
Most Handsome Male dog Arlo with James Jeffries
Prettiest Female dog Nala with Clare Williams
Best Rescue Indy with Carol Griffiths
Chalk & Cheese Max & Marley with Julie and Toby
Dog with the Waggiest Tail Dennis with Cara Roff
Dog most like the Owner Winston with Maria Tidy
Best Child Handler (under 12) Rio with Danielle Stanning
BEST IN SHOW – ARLO
General photos of the stalls
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Brook View Companionship
Thank you to everyone at Brook View Companionship for their support of Waggy Tails over the past year.
On Friday 3rd May they presented Nicky, the Sanctuary manager with a cheque for
£600.96
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Alabama Rot
Looks like Alabama Rot is raising it”s ugly head again. All dog owners need to be alert to the threat it causes to your lovely dog. Last night on South Today was a classic case. I am a bit OTT with my two dogs. After their walk they have the paws washed with the outside tap. Then I have a bowl with a Hibiscrub/water mix and clean the feet,then rinse. Two dogs ,5 minutes. Job done. The source of this killer disease is not yet known but the theory is damp,dirty water/mud etc. all prevalent in this area ,especially in the forest, and more wet weather forecast. Please, please look after your dog and watch out for the signs of sores, cuts, etc. If in doubt call your vet. Better safe than the alternative.…read more
