Trainer in Bristol area

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Aimeetess
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Trainer in Bristol area

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Do any members know of a trainer in Bristol or Bath area?

For a 6 month nutty but willing Cocker to book in a few weeks when hes able to go back to normal activity.

Massive thanks!
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hornet
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Re: Trainer in Bristol area

Post by hornet »

Geoff Shore is your man- http://www.geoffshoregundogs.com/
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Re: Trainer in Bristol area

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Definitely Geoff Shore
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Have any of you used him before?
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Re: Trainer in Bristol area

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I have used him and from memory so has deefer, he’s a great guy and has training facilities in north bristol
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He's a good guy. He will think outside the box, he will suggest alternatives to 'standard' training procedures, he will take you outside your comfort zone, he has the use of several different locations, and best of all when you and your dog get to the point of being 'trained' he's still willing to work with you and take you further.
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Re: Trainer in Bristol area

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Richard Preest
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agree with andy , Richard is superb
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Re: Trainer in Bristol area

Post by Lloyd90 »

Sadly I believe Richard experienced a stroke that was quite severe.

I believe that he has been home a while now but not sure if he will be training spaniels or not going forward.
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