Post by Johnny on Jun 6, 2006 6:37:49 GMT
This Sunday sees our club having a stall at the Fun Dog Show, at the Dogs Trust at Snetterton. I have copied and pasted the details below from their site. The event opens at 11am, andjudging starts at 12.00:
"FAMILY FUN WITH YOUR FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS"
Dogs and dog lovers are in for a real treat on Sunday June 11, as Dogs Trust Snetterton Rehoming Centre hosts this year’s Open Day and Fun Dog Show.
Classes for the Fun Dog Show include Best Footballer, Egg & Spoon Race, Waggiest Tail, Best Oldie (for dogs over 8 years of age), Prettiest pregnant dog, Handsomest Dog, and of course Best ex-Dogs Trust Dog or pregnant dog, the class for dogs who have been rehomed from Dogs Trust.
There will also be a special “Judge’s Secret Category,” where only the judge knows what he’s looking for! The final category of the day will be Best In Show, where the winner of each class gets to show off their rosette.
The agility course will also be open for dogs who want to try their paw at something new, and for experienced dogs to show off their skills.
Other highlights of the day include a Prison Dog display team, Kennel Club Good Citizen Bronze Award Testing, giant tombola, raffle, trade stands, refreshments including tea tent and home-made cakes and a burger van, as well as loads of fun and games for the whole family."
"FAMILY FUN WITH YOUR FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS"
Dogs and dog lovers are in for a real treat on Sunday June 11, as Dogs Trust Snetterton Rehoming Centre hosts this year’s Open Day and Fun Dog Show.
Classes for the Fun Dog Show include Best Footballer, Egg & Spoon Race, Waggiest Tail, Best Oldie (for dogs over 8 years of age), Prettiest pregnant dog, Handsomest Dog, and of course Best ex-Dogs Trust Dog or pregnant dog, the class for dogs who have been rehomed from Dogs Trust.
There will also be a special “Judge’s Secret Category,” where only the judge knows what he’s looking for! The final category of the day will be Best In Show, where the winner of each class gets to show off their rosette.
The agility course will also be open for dogs who want to try their paw at something new, and for experienced dogs to show off their skills.
Other highlights of the day include a Prison Dog display team, Kennel Club Good Citizen Bronze Award Testing, giant tombola, raffle, trade stands, refreshments including tea tent and home-made cakes and a burger van, as well as loads of fun and games for the whole family."
