Re: Regional Training Register (Scotland)

[Rookie]

In all seriousness, t jack, give 'em a ring and have a chat with somebody there. I did see a vizsla there. It joined the retrievers but I have no idea what type of work, if any, it's owners had in mind for it. The clubs training classes are finished for the moment, but will start up again in the spring.

[t jack]

In all seriousness, t jack, give 'em a ring and have a chat with somebody there. I did see a vizsla there. It joined the retrievers but I have no idea what type of work, if any, it's owners had in mind for it. The clubs training classes are finished for the moment, but will start up again in the spring.

i did notice they had finished for the year, but i may just have a look next spring, i plan to have a spaniel at some point in the future also so would be good to see how they operate at the club

[Sgurr]

Isle of Skye and I do the 200 mile round trip to Nairn to have 1-2-1 with Malcolm Smith a well known trainer in the area. I'm hoping to see Malcolm about once a month with Peggy Sue - next session November 25.

Cheers,
Sgurr

[scottishquine]

I'm in Moray, Bonnie Scotland.. would travel to Inverness

[scotsgent]

I'm in Moray, Bonnie Scotland.. would travel to Inverness

You should hook up with the Moray Firth Spaniel and Retriever club:
http://www.mfsrc.co.uk/index.html

There are a few of us here who are connected. They do training sessions every other Tuesday evening from mid-April onwards, the schedule will be put on the website any day now.

Its probably one of the best clubs in Scotland, so it would be a shame for you not to get involved given that you live so close. Some of the training evenings are on Cawdor estate.

You don't have to join the club to go to the training evenings, just turn up and pay your fiver.

Cheers, Terry

[scottishquine]

I'm in Moray, Bonnie Scotland.. would travel to Inverness

You should hook up with the Moray Firth Spaniel and Retriever club:
http://www.mfsrc.co.uk/index.html

There are a few of us here who are connected. They do training sessions every other Tuesday evening from mid-April onwards, the schedule will be put on the website any day now.

Its probably one of the best clubs in Scotland, so it would be a shame for you not to get involved given that you live so close. Some of the training evenings are on Cawdor estate.

You don't have to join the club to go to the training evenings, just turn up and pay your fiver.

Cheers, Terry

Thanks Terry,

Have check it out, I know Roddy, as my hubby goes beating at Cawdor.. that is also where our gun club is! Sounds good as can take all dogs!

Lisa

[Mogwai]

Hi, we're in Ayrshire, near Irvine. Willing to travel anywhere in strathclyde.

I have a 11 week(!) vizsla boy so after his basic 'village hall' socialisation I'd be keen to go to some more gundog specific training!

I'm kinda on my own down here in Ayrshire! (from south Lanarkshire originally) so looking for a gundog mentor!


Stevie

[trekmoor]

I'm in central Scotland and it's high time this area had gundog classes again ! I feel quite sorry for the poor sods wondering where to start and apart from that I need other folk to fire and throw dummies for my hounds !
Maybe next year we'll get something sorted out. I.M.O. weekly classes are far better than monthly ones . There is an awful lot that can begin to go wrong in a month.

Wullie

[scot-ish]

kinda wish i was still in kent haha.

I'm in south west scotland, stranraer. have plenty of estates im welcome on to train, and shoot over my dog. but need advice from trialers. as i only know 1 local to me.

willing to travel to get advice/help someone to look over me working the dog when she comes in in the new year.

Jamie

[Duncan]

Hi guys,i live in walston,south lanarkshire,i keep cockers and would like to be involved in any form of training.
I am happy to travel to most areas,happy to through dummies,happy to do anything as long as i am learning.
Duncan