OK Duncan, I have added you to the 'training partners' regional list for Scotland; (see page 13 above).
Also, see here about a probable forthcoming training day in central Scotland in March for spaniels (and a separate one for retrievers):
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5934
It seems best if you PM Polmaise and express an intent to attend, that way he can work out if there is enough interest to run the day
Cheers, Terry
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I'm near Newtonmore, Highlands, have access to my own ground and game. Have been training others and also organising training days for friends with no instructor. All has gone well so far. I have labs, springers, cockers and pointers!
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I have added you to the list Helen.
Actually, your name came up in conversation the other day; wondering if you had made a decision or made any progress with your training/boarding idea?
Cheers, Terry
Actually, your name came up in conversation the other day; wondering if you had made a decision or made any progress with your training/boarding idea?
Cheers, Terry
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Yep, although not the boarding side of things, got enough of our own dogs!
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I see Helen once a month for training with my ESS.. Take it from me she's top notch. and gives great advise.Rothievale wrote:I'm near Newtonmore, Highlands, have access to my own ground and game. Have been training others and also organising training days for friends with no instructor. All has gone well so far. I have labs, springers, cockers and pointers!
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Hi Terry, apologies for my tardy response to this register!
Stick me on the list for Central Scotland. Train cockers and springers for work and competition though not done nearly enough of either the season past - will be more active this year!
Cheers
Duncan
Stick me on the list for Central Scotland. Train cockers and springers for work and competition though not done nearly enough of either the season past - will be more active this year!
Cheers
Duncan
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I've popped you here gungirl, have a look around and hopefully you'll get more response. 
Oh and BTW if you say you look like Big Urslua Undress, own your own shooting estate and a 4x4 you'll be inundated.
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Oh and BTW if you say you look like Big Urslua Undress, own your own shooting estate and a 4x4 you'll be inundated.
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Please send pictures of the 4x4 !
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