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Nominated Gundog trainer year 2022.1-1 & residential training. Regular contributor in Gundog Journal
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06/11/2024

Beetle masquerading as a Labrador - hoping no one has noticed!

03/11/2024

Misty start to the day.

25/10/2024

It’s been a busy day!

‘HEATHCROFT STAN’

FTCH Heathcroft Declan of Breckmarsh X FTCH Heathcroft Blossom.

15/10/2024

When you know they’ve marked it!

06/10/2024

We are pleased to announce that we are hosting BVA eye panellist James Rushton on Friday, 22nd November for routine eye examinations and gonioscopy.

There are many types of hereditary eye disease, both congenital (conditions that exist from birth or soon after birth) and non-congenital (conditions that develop later in life), that affect dogs. Many of these conditions can have serious effects on health and welfare, causing pain, blindness, or the need for lifelong medication. Testing your dog’s eyes will allow you to take action to tackle disease progression and make informed decisions around breeding.

Anyone planning to breed dogs should carry out clinical eye examinations for both parents before mating.

The BVA also offers litter screening for congenital hereditary conditions when the puppies are 5 to 12 weeks old. After the examination, you will receive a litter screening certificate with the results on. The results of litter screening of Kennel Club registered dogs will also be available on the Kennel Club database.

If you’d like to book your dog in for eye testing, please email us via [email protected] or call 01423 228080. A £20 deposit will be required per dog to secure your place.

See photos in comments for more info

06/10/2024

Every days a happy one when your a Golden Retriever 🤩💛

04/10/2024

When you’re 8 months old and starting to learn what it’s all about!

18/09/2024

Bear (OFTAW Thievesgyhll Camembert) pointing out that anything the labradors can do, so can he!

11/09/2024

Brilliant couple of days away walked up shooting.
Great ground, great company, great scenery.
Good training before trialling kicks off for the labradors. 🐾🐾

04/09/2024

Ignoring distractions on a retrieve is all part of training the dog to make the right choices. 🤩

25/08/2024

A lovely day spent working dogs on the moor, shooting a few rabbits over the spaniels. A wonderful opportunity for young and inexperienced dogs, only possible due to the generosity of those who allow access to some fantastic ground.
A thoroughly enjoyable day with lovely company, not about shooting numbers but just gaining experience on how to work on some challenging ground.

06/08/2024

Bear and I spent a lovely morning in the North Yorkshire Moors, running in
The Yorkshire Sporting Spaniel Club Novice Cocker Field Trial.
We were delighted to be awarded Third Place.

Congratulations to all the other dogs and competitors, and much appreciation and gratitude to all those involved in organising and facilitating today’s Trial.

Dogs really do take you to the best places. 🤩

29/07/2024

Theo says the water’s lovely in the pond! Set up at the showground and ready to go for the next three days of demonstrations. New Forest and Hampshire County Show

25/07/2024

Not long now and we will be back in the Arena at New Forest and Hampshire County Show
Three days of Gundog Demonstrations - in
THE COUNTRYSIDE ARENA.

Bear is looking forward to seeing everyone and introducing some new members of the team.
Make sure you come and say hello if you’re visiting the show.

Demonstration times are,
10.45am
1.45pm
3pm.

Theo has his Swimming trunks packed and is looking forward to making a splash in the pond!

22/07/2024

A busy weeekend, 400 miles and two counties.
Judging for the Golden Retriever Club of Northumbria, and Tyne Tees and Tweed Field Trial Association.

Two very different days, with totally contrasting grounds, both providing different challenges for all the dogs and handlers running.

Well done to all in the awards, but mostly to all those people who give up their time so others can run their dogs.

I’ve had a busy season judging and helping with Working Tests so far, hopefully I’ll have opportunity to run my own dogs again before Shooting season starts. 😀

18/07/2024

I work with around 30 dogs every week, a combination of training and dogs that stay for residential. Every now and then there is one who is just an exceptional pupil and a pleasure to have around. I’d like 100 Mollies please! 🤩

14/07/2024

Gunnerspeg General and i were awarded 2nd place at the Vale of York Working Retriever Club Test today. Huge appreciation to the generosity of the landowners, and everyone who gives up their time to organise these tests. It’s quite noticeable it’s the same small group of people who are always throwing dummies and helping. Everyone who regularly runs their dogs needs to also offer to help before we have no more tests! Huge congratulations to everyone in the awards today. 🏆

08/07/2024

One of my articles originally written for and published in the Gundog Journal, republished in this months Sporting Gun.

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

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Videos

Beetle masquerading as a Labrador!

Beetle masquerading as a Labrador - hoping no one has noticed!

When you’re 8 months old and starting to learn what it’s all about!

Bear (OFTAW Thievesgyhll Camembert) pointing out that anything the labradors can do, so can he!

Brilliant couple of days away walked up shooting. Great ground, great company, great scenery. Good training before trialling kicks off for the labradors. 🐾🐾

Ignoring distractions on a retrieve is all part of training the dog to make the right choices. 🤩

OFTAW Theivesgyhll Camembert getting his fitness up prior to first trial of the season.

Bear leaping into the weekend…

A wonderful day to be training for the @largemunsterlanderclubuk, thank you so much @walt_the_large_munsterlander for asking me to be involved.Lovely to train such a great group of people and their dogs. Wonderful to see minority breed groups doing such a wonderful job of showing how capable and versatile they are. Thank you Jack and @eleanor_waddingtonchick for the pictures and videos. Looking forward to seeing @thejunipvalegirls pictures from the day too! 🐾🐾

Theo making a nice job of marking (I couldn’t see it so glad he did!)

The joys of Kit! There are some pieces of training kit which can be really useful when used correctly. There is a lot of training kit which badly used is confusing to the dog and a waste of money. From a marking point of view in training you can’t beat a remote launcher.

Sweep, 12 weeks old, working cocker spaniel, I’ve had him four days.

Starting to learn the most important aspect of training, focus! Other people refer to this as Heelwork, or walking to Heel. If your dog is focused on you, it’s going to be going where you go, so walking at heel - and when you do introduce a lead it won’t be pulling.