Sunday 15th November Programme

If you love grooming your dog (whether a simple brush and clean or a more precise trim) this is a “can’t miss” competition which could see you qualify to take part in the grand final at DFS Crufts. This competition is open to members of all ages and levels but best of all, dogs of all shapes and sizes are welcome - small, large, crossbreed, pedigree, long haired...the list is endless, so enter today.

We all know that agility is an excellent activity for you and your dog.  The bond you build whilst working as a team and it’s also a great form of exercise.  Visit our ring to find out more about what is involved in this fast growing sport and pick up some top tips along the way.

If you have often looked at dogs running around a course and thought that you would like to have a go, this is the place for you.  Stop the Clock will start with our mascot “Rufus” running a simple course of jumps and agility equipment.  Then it’s over to you in the audience.  We will provide the dog and the hands on helpers; all you need is the energy!

For members aged 6-17 years old, come along and put your footwork and paw-work to good use in the KC Heelwork to Music competition where you will be in with a chance to qualify for the finals at DFS Crufts.

If you have often looked at dogs running around a course and thought that you would like to have a go, this is the place for you.  Stop the Clock will start with our mascot “Rufus” running a simple course of jumps and agility equipment.  Then it’s over to you in the audience.  We will provide the dog and the hands on helpers; all you need is the energy!

Have you ever looked at a dog in the ring and wondered how the handler and dog manage to look so compatible?  Do you know what a judge is looking for in a handler?  Then make sure you don’t miss out on this brilliant step by step guide of what you should expect when entering the ring and pick up some tips on how to dazzle the future judges.

If you love grooming your dog (whether a simple brush and clean or a more precise trim) this is a “can’t miss” competition which could see you qualify to take part in the grand final at DFS Crufts. This competition is open to members of all ages and levels but best of all, dogs of all shapes and sizes are welcome - small, large, crossbreed, pedigree, long haired...the list is endless, so enter today.

Find out the secrets behind all of the fantastic doggy displays and competitions at the show with this fantastic explanation of basic obedience which focuses on a combination of rewards, timing and play.

DFS Crufts 2010 is set to be a special celebration for dog lovers of all ages as the Young Kennel Club (YKC) celebrates its jubilee anniversary. To commemorate 25 years of helping young dog lovers learn new skills, the YKC is holding a special Silver Jubilee Dogstable Course at Discover Dogs which will qualify members for the YKC competition at DFS Crufts next year.  The course will be based on a rally and will include agility and basic obedience moves – to make it even more special we are asking that members taking part dress up as SUPERHEROES to illustrate how fantastic they are. 

For the first time we have opened up the DFS Crufts Qualifier to all dogs – that means pedigree, crossbreed, rescue, as long as your dog is on a KC register you can try your luck to qualify for the DFS Crufts finals on each day in the following age groups, 6-11, 12-16 and 17-24 years.  Obedience Skills

Find out the secrets behind all of the fantastic doggy displays and competitions at the show with this fantastic explanation of basic obedience which focuses on a combination of rewards, timing and play.

If you have often looked at dogs running around a course and thought that you would like to have a go, this is the place for you.  Stop the Clock will start with our mascot “Rufus” running a simple course of jumps and agility equipment.  Then it’s over to you in the audience.  We will provide the dog and the hands on helpers; all you need is the energy!