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| crazy-gang |
 5th Jul 2009, 9:22 pm
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Firstly I would like to say THANK YOU to the organisers for the oportunity to judge the novelty classes, it was great fun (apart from rescue which always brings a lump to my throat). I would also like to say THANK YOU to all those who entered, it was great fun and every single dog today was a worthy winner but I could only choose 6 per class to award on the day and pics below of those winners.
 Baby Puppies   Best Crossbreed  Best Rescue  Best Veteran  Judges Favorite  Most Appealing Eyes  Most Handsome Dog  Best Companion Dog  Best Brace  |
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| crazy-gang |
5th Jul 2009, 9:24 pm
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Prettiest Bitch
 Best Condition  Waggiest Tail  Best Novelty In Show Kizzy the beautiful crossbreed who was handled beautifully throughout by her hume child handlers    Susie |
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| romi |
5th Jul 2009, 9:28 pm
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I think I have been drooling over puppy 1 on another forum
 Where is the 'Stone' in the title?  |
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| crazy-gang |
5th Jul 2009, 9:28 pm
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Member Group: Sponsor Member Posts: 3000 Joined: 24 Mar 04 From: South East London/Kent Member No.: 7932 |
Also got to meet Hazel's (Misty11) crew
     Beautiful dogs who were very well behaved throughot the afternoon |
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| crazy-gang |
5th Jul 2009, 9:29 pm
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Member Group: Sponsor Member Posts: 3000 Joined: 24 Mar 04 From: South East London/Kent Member No.: 7932 |
QUOTE(romi @ 5th Jul 2009, 9:28 pm)  I think I have been drooling over puppy 1 on another forum Where is the 'Stone' in the title? stone in Kent (Near Dartford) Susie |
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| bridienme |
5th Jul 2009, 9:36 pm
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what a fab event
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| Bugsie |
5th Jul 2009, 10:55 pm
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Member  Group: Member Posts: 1979 Joined: 21 Sep 05 From: Dartford, Kent Member No.: 16451 |
I would also like to thank everyone involved with this event.
We had a great time, even winning a few rosettes! We then went on to tour the rest of the Fete, it was a really nice afternoon out. Hope it will be first of many. See you at Dartford Show in Sept. |
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| glenyskent |
6th Jul 2009, 9:46 am
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was a great day
i got sunburnt!!! and how come none of you DP lot what was there said hello to me at the Pinkpaws stall    |
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| misty11 |
6th Jul 2009, 9:49 am
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Thank you for judging it is never an easy job! And thanks for helping take the entries as well
Well done for getting photos of all the winners, I always intend to but never manage it . Chester was being very well behaved, he usually screams all day .I have never seen so many people at a local fete, the beer tent ran out of beer and all the food stalls sold out! I have to start getting ready for Septembers show now  |
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| Akitas |
6th Jul 2009, 10:48 am
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QUOTE(glenyskent @ 6th Jul 2009, 10:46 am) and how come none of you DP lot what was there said hello to me at the Pinkpaws stall I did, and bought a tuggy from you! I just didn't mention DP .... She does like it though so a good buy. We didn't win anything but it was a fab day out from a socialisation point of view which was the main reason we went (I only took my recently rehomed dog). She wasn't very keen on the hot air balloon when the flames went up though. |
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| glenyskent |
6th Jul 2009, 10:53 am
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Member Group: Sponsor Member Posts: 20816 Joined: 31 Jan 07 From: Kent Member No.: 27157 |
ooooooooooo that was you?
I saw you with your doggy (obviously an akita - very wolf like? am i right - sometimes i get my breeds wrong) Glad she liked the tuggy I sold all of them - only got a couple of toys left now from what i took Everyone who visited the stall seemed to have big dogs - i only sold 1 of the beds hehehehe |
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| Akitas |
6th Jul 2009, 11:14 am
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Yes, that was me. She's a Japanese Akita Inu .... or a wolf or a hyena depending on who you ask.
Glad you had a good day, there were loads of people there so now you know to take big dog stuff to the next one |
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| gothbob84 |
6th Jul 2009, 11:33 am
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QUOTE(glenyskent @ 6th Jul 2009, 10:46 am) how come none of you DP lot what was there said hello to me at the Pinkpaws stall We came to say hi too although not sure if you recognised us? We entered our rottie in the working pedigree class and came 3rd (out of three) as she doesnt naturally do standing still or being well behaved (as she took a pee in the ring when she was supposed to be running and then tried to eat the rosette  ). Although she did behave impecably when we were eating and she was overrun with children wanting to pet her, all whos parents were convined she was going to eat them (but not enough to actualy come and remove said children) We did also intend to enter our other two (black med x breed and teeny black and tan x breed) into best brace but missed being called as a bloke was admiring our rottie. I now have really bad sunburn and feel ill (i think my food was a bit funky)  |
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| misty11 |
6th Jul 2009, 12:40 pm
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That was your rottie. She moved really well, with a bit of standing training I am sure she could do well. A well made dog will naturally trot at the right pace, even if the handler is at the wrong pace
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| gothbob84 |
6th Jul 2009, 7:08 pm
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QUOTE(misty11 @ 6th Jul 2009, 1:40 pm) That was your rottie. She moved really well, with a bit of standing training I am sure she could do well. A well made dog will naturally trot at the right pace, even if the handler is at the wrong pace Yep thats one of ours (we have 5), i really only did it for fun as she is our only non x breed so thought it would be nice to be in a "breed show" for once. I think we will have to get her skin issues and stop her rolling on the grass to get rid of that "just brushed feeling" first |
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