Central Scotland Gundog Club
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Re: Central Scotland Gundog Club
Well, I have to say just googling it left quite a lot to be desired, this forum came up first, second.....
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Muirdubh
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Re: Central Scotland Gundog Club
takes a while for new sites to be indexed in the search engines...Judy wrote:Well, I have to say just googling it left quite a lot to be desired, this forum came up first, second.....
"Oh what gold there is to find when one is blessed with an open mind" - me, not five minutes ago 
Re: Central Scotland Gundog Club
Yeah I know, only teasing! 
We'll just have to keep looking at it to bring it up the page a bit. C'mon everybody!
We'll just have to keep looking at it to bring it up the page a bit. C'mon everybody!
In life, it is important to know when to stop arguing with people and simply let them be wrong.
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Canna
Re: Central Scotland Gundog Club
Hi there - I've just joined the forum and made a beeline for this thread as a friend send me a link to the CSGC website.
I'm a complete newcomer to gundogs, never done any shooting etc (I once got to have a go with a gun and missed the target completely with every shot) but I'm really interested to find out more. I live near Stirling and I have a 15-week-old working Cocker puppy called Rory. We chose a working Cocker because we are long-distance runners and also enjoy a bit of hill walking, but I'm keen to give Rory the chance to exercise his brain as well and I've been doing a bit of reading about gundog training.
I understand from the CSGC website that complete beginners are welcome? I've asked the OH to print off the membership form!
I'm a complete newcomer to gundogs, never done any shooting etc (I once got to have a go with a gun and missed the target completely with every shot) but I'm really interested to find out more. I live near Stirling and I have a 15-week-old working Cocker puppy called Rory. We chose a working Cocker because we are long-distance runners and also enjoy a bit of hill walking, but I'm keen to give Rory the chance to exercise his brain as well and I've been doing a bit of reading about gundog training.
I understand from the CSGC website that complete beginners are welcome? I've asked the OH to print off the membership form!
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Rapido
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Re: Central Scotland Gundog Club
Hi
Like you I am a newcomer to gundog training, still trying to teach my Anna to heal ect
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We or going to the training day on the 21st
just so we can give everybody a good laugh you should come along and see what it's about.
Edwina.
Like you I am a newcomer to gundog training, still trying to teach my Anna to heal ect
. We or going to the training day on the 21st
just so we can give everybody a good laugh you should come along and see what it's about.Edwina.