Ringcraft

RINGCRAFT NOTICE: We are looking for people who love dogs & would like to join a friendly team of like-minded people to help at our Ringcraft sessions on Thursdays.  Sessions start at 19.00.
It's a great opportunity for someone that wants to gain experience & learn about lots of different breeds.  It's a friendly club with new puppies & / or new exhibitors training every week.  Its an enjoyable evening & there's always something more to learn.
It's totally voluntary, there's always a cuppa & a piece of cake.  If interested please contact me Jane Dawson on 07505 709939 or Claire James on Facebook messenger.

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This section is here to help you and your dog prepare for the show ring.  Firstly, all dogs, puppies or older dogs learn to socialise and mix with all types and breeds, with the owners being shown how to handle their particular breed.  Confidence is then improved by running through, in correct show format, the standing and moving of your dog with friendly advise and encouragement given at all times.

Ringcraft takes place on a Thursday evening commencing at 19.00 at the Kennel Club Building, Stoneleigh Park (this is a link that takes you to the Kennel Club's website).  On a monthly basis a judge is brought in and a rally night is held.  This is run under show conditions.  Occasionally away matches are arranged with other local clubs providing additional experience and enjoyment.

Kennel Club - Dog Showing (this link will take you to the Kennel Club's website).

More information about staying safe at training classes can be found on the Kennel Club website:

thekennelclub.org.uk/training/how-to-stay-safe-when-you-go-back-to-training

Venue: The Kennel Club Building, Stoneleigh Park, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire CV8 2LG (what3words = bands.fear.cattle).

Parking: Members car parking is provided to the rear of the KC Building, just beyond the paddock area at the back of reception.  (Please do not leave your vehicles on the access roads as the thoroughfares must be kept clear for farm and heavy vehicle traffic).