Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 7:27 pm Post subject: Training in Scotland
I've had an email from Andy Cullen of the Laochin Gundogs Training School near Dunblane. I went on a two day training weekend last year and it was excellent. No need for B & B if anyone wants to come - Andy is half an hour from me so anyone can stay here - I have 3 singles and a double
Andy says:
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We are having two HPR training weekends, one is on the weekend of 21 / 22 nd Feb and the other is on the 21 / 22 nd Mar 09, we are limiting the places to 4 people per day the cost is £50 per handler and lunch will be included, help with local B&B or Hotel accomodation is no problem should people want .
We hope to have the same people on both days, however I am prepared to split the days or do one day only if two days cannot be committed to. Places will be taken on a first come basis to myself via telephone (01786 824280 after 7-30pm best ) all aspects of HPR work can be covered and possibly half a day on the local grouse moor if its a two day course.
_________________ Annie
Handle every situation like a dog, if you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away
Andy's advanced course is full for July, so nothing till say August/September - I can liaise with Andy if anyone is interested and gives me possible dates. I may have John H and family staying here that weekend, so would have one single bed and one double still available. Plus my friend Sandra 3 minutes away in the village has a B & B at £20 pp/pn without breakfast (peeps can come here for their porridge ) Dogs in cars overnight but can run free in front garden or under control in field across the lane (non-agricultural open space but road one side, railway the other). let me know if interested as soon as possible. _________________ Annie
Handle every situation like a dog, if you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away
Annie - I might be interested but can't say for definite as work and carer committments can mean I am struggling with dates at the mo. _________________ Sue, Chase and the non-Brittany boys - Brice & Piper. Pets first and foremost.
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) Dogs in cars overnight but can run free in front garden or under control in field across the lane (non-agricultural open space but road one side, railway the other). let me know if interested as soon as possible.