to... Brendan & Ru, Caroline & Milo, Caz & Frodo and Mary & Willow on getting 6th place in the Team Dash
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Caerphilly Team Dash
to... Brendan & Ru, Caroline & Milo, Caz & Frodo and Mary & Willow on getting 6th place in the Team Dash
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Free Susan Garrett Webinars
Susan Garrett is a well respected dog trainer over from Canada, and she's put together some fantastic webinars that for the next week are absolutely free to watch! They contain some amazing information which I know everyone will find interesting - the website address is:
http://www.puppypeaks.com/
Enjoy! :)
Gemma Osmond
http://www.puppypeaks.com/
Enjoy! :)
Gemma Osmond
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Something for a Giggle
How To Recognise Dog Agility People
Dog agility people are a special breed, not usually recognised by the KC.
They usually have crates in their living rooms. They keep messy houses, but their kennels are spotless.
They can always find a show catalogue within an arms reach.
And they have kids who know more about the birds and the bees when they are five than most people know at 40.
Dog agility people will drive 100 miles, spend £50 on petrol and £10 on meals to bring home a 25p rosette.
Dog agility people drive vans.
And they can never be reached on weekends, unless you happen to be at the same show.
They have trouble getting to work on time but can be at ringside by 8:00 am.
Dog agility people will give up a £150,000 home to move to a shack on 10 acres so they can have a £150,000 dog kennel.
Dog agility people have children who grow up believing 'Bitch' is just another household word.
Dog agility people do not have gardens.
Dog agility people may pay the mortgage 10 days late BUT never miss a closing date for entries.
Dog agility people would rather be audited by the Inland Revenue than investigated by the KC.
Dog agility people use dog food bags for rubbish and rubbish bins for dog food.
Dog agility people talk on the phone for hours to another dog person in a language known only to dog people.
Dog agility people have parents and family who think they've lost their minds, neighbours who think they're strange and doggy friends who think they're terrific!!
Dog agility people are a special breed, not usually recognised by the KC.
They usually have crates in their living rooms. They keep messy houses, but their kennels are spotless.
They can always find a show catalogue within an arms reach.
And they have kids who know more about the birds and the bees when they are five than most people know at 40.
Dog agility people will drive 100 miles, spend £50 on petrol and £10 on meals to bring home a 25p rosette.
Dog agility people drive vans.
And they can never be reached on weekends, unless you happen to be at the same show.
They have trouble getting to work on time but can be at ringside by 8:00 am.
Dog agility people will give up a £150,000 home to move to a shack on 10 acres so they can have a £150,000 dog kennel.
Dog agility people have children who grow up believing 'Bitch' is just another household word.
Dog agility people do not have gardens.
Dog agility people may pay the mortgage 10 days late BUT never miss a closing date for entries.
Dog agility people would rather be audited by the Inland Revenue than investigated by the KC.
Dog agility people use dog food bags for rubbish and rubbish bins for dog food.
Dog agility people talk on the phone for hours to another dog person in a language known only to dog people.
Dog agility people have parents and family who think they've lost their minds, neighbours who think they're strange and doggy friends who think they're terrific!!
Monday, 27 June 2011
Lansdown 2011
I just want to say a big
Look forward to celebrating on Wednesday at the BBQ :o)
Look forward to celebrating on Wednesday at the BBQ :o)
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
New Starters Group
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
SWAT and Wye Valley
Achievements for SWAT
Nikki & Scrumpy - 3rd in Grade 2 Jumping
Caroline & Jake - 7th in Grade 3 Agility
Achievements for Wye Valley
Well done Team Severnside on getting 5th in the team dash
Sara & Blaze
Caroline & Milo
Nikki & Scrumpy
Gemma & Ella
Alison & Ruby - 7th in Grade 1 Jumping
Alison & Ruby - 7th in Grade 1-7 combined Jumping
Alison & Willow - 12th in Grade 1 Jumping
Nikki & Scrumpy - 2nd in Grade 2 Agility
Caroline & Milo - 8th in Grade 3 Agility
Caroline & Milo - 13th in Grade 1-7 combined Jumping
Wendy & Kaz - 3rd in Grade 4 Agility
Gemma & Ella - 1st in Grade 6 Agility
Brendan & Bunny - 3rd in Grade 6 Agility
Brendan & Bunny - 5th in Grade 6 Agility
I'm sure I've missed many, so look forward to seeing you all update this :o)
Well done all.
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Special Congratulations
Special Congratulations to....
Sara Bingham and Bertie for winning the Small Grade 2 Agility at North Somerset Show. Congratulations on becoming Grade 3.
Nikki Dew and Scrumpy for winning UKA Beginners Steeplechase at Easter and again on May 22nd which also qualified them for the UKA Beginners Steeplechase Challenge Finals to be held in December and takes them to Novice Steeplechase, congratulations!
Friday, 22 April 2011
Severnside at UKA 16th April 2011
There was a great turnout of Severnside members at the UKA K9 Country Paws show on Saturday, seeing Chloe, Jodie, Alison, Jemma, Gill, Jamie, Sara & Caroline there. Huge congratulations to all on achieving some great results....
Jemma & Ruby - 1st place in Beginners Steeplechase
Alison & Willow - Clear Round in Beginners Steeplechase
Jamie & Ruby - Clear Round in Nursery Agility
Chloe & Flash - 3rd place in Beginners Agility
Chloe & Treelo - 1st place in Novice Steeplechase and 2nd place in Beginners Jumping
Jodie & Callum - Clear Round in Novice Steeplechase
Caroline & Milo - 2nd place in Novice Agility, 3rd place and a clear round in the Novice Steeplchases
Sara & Blaze - 1st place in Novice Agility and a clear round in Novice Steeplechase
Sara & Bertie - 1st place and a 3rd place in the Beginners Steeplechases and 2nd place in Beginners Jumping.
Well done everyone for achieving so many places, a great start to the season :o)
Jemma & Ruby - 1st place in Beginners Steeplechase
Alison & Willow - Clear Round in Beginners Steeplechase
Jamie & Ruby - Clear Round in Nursery Agility
Chloe & Flash - 3rd place in Beginners Agility
Chloe & Treelo - 1st place in Novice Steeplechase and 2nd place in Beginners Jumping
Jodie & Callum - Clear Round in Novice Steeplechase
Caroline & Milo - 2nd place in Novice Agility, 3rd place and a clear round in the Novice Steeplchases
Sara & Blaze - 1st place in Novice Agility and a clear round in Novice Steeplechase
Sara & Bertie - 1st place and a 3rd place in the Beginners Steeplechases and 2nd place in Beginners Jumping.
Well done everyone for achieving so many places, a great start to the season :o)
Saturday, 2 April 2011
Agility Cenus - A request from Agilitynet
As the 2011 UK National Census has closed, we thought now would be a good time to find out a bit more about our own agility community so we have set up a quick Agility Census on Monkey Poll via Agilitynet at
http://www.agilitynet.co.uk/active/Survey_agility_census_2011.htm
We timed it and it won't take more than a minute to complete - just 9 short, multiple choice questions. Provided enough people respond, by the time we close the survey we hope to know more about our sport - how it works, how many agility handlers and dogs there are out there, where we train and how often we go to shows, if at all. This is a survey for everyone who does agility whether they are advanced handlers or new beginners or whether they do competitive or 'just for fun' agility so can I ask that you encourage all your family, friends and people at your club or training group to fill in the census as soon as possible. We will analyse the results and make this information available through Agilitynet so that everyone can benefit from it. Thank you very much for your help.
Thanks again.
ELLEN ROCCO
ellen.rocco@agilitynet.co.uk
Tel. 020 7359 6461
www.agilitynet.co.uk
http://www.agilitynet.co.uk/active/Survey_agility_census_2011.htm
We timed it and it won't take more than a minute to complete - just 9 short, multiple choice questions. Provided enough people respond, by the time we close the survey we hope to know more about our sport - how it works, how many agility handlers and dogs there are out there, where we train and how often we go to shows, if at all. This is a survey for everyone who does agility whether they are advanced handlers or new beginners or whether they do competitive or 'just for fun' agility so can I ask that you encourage all your family, friends and people at your club or training group to fill in the census as soon as possible. We will analyse the results and make this information available through Agilitynet so that everyone can benefit from it. Thank you very much for your help.
Thanks again.
ELLEN ROCCO
ellen.rocco@agilitynet.co.uk
Tel. 020 7359 6461
www.agilitynet.co.uk
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Severnside AGM, Monday 28th February 8pm
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
MONDAY FEBRUARY 28TH 8pm
UPSTAIRS BAR, PRINCE OF ORANGE, HIGH STREET, YATTON
All members are encouraged to come to the AGM, for a review of the year and a look at the coming year.
There will be a presentation of trophies.
Any nominations for the committee or items for the agenda must be with the Secretary in writing by February 14th at the latest.
Secretary: Caroline O’Connor
282 Worle Moor Road, Weston Super Mare, BS24 7JG
Directions to the Prince of Orange:
From the A370, take the B3133 at the traffic lights toward Yatton. Continue past Cadbury Garden Centre, and as you come into Yatton, the Prince of Orange is the first pub on the left hand side.
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