Suffolk dog show

Sunday ,  for all sighthounds , Irish Brace (sighthound and canine friend), Fancy Dress, Pooch Judge would most like to take home, Black Beauties, Best of the Rest (any colour not black), and Best Sighthound.

 Sunday 8th April
 Open to all Sight Hounds

Class 1, Irish Brace
Class 2, Best Young Handler
Class 3, Black Beauty
Class 4, Best of the Rest
Class 5, Best Sighthound
Class 6, Dog the judge would most like to take home.

Monday 9th
Greyhound Homer Dog Show

Class 1, 0-3 year old Bitch
Class 2, 0-3 year old Dog
Class 3, 4-7 year old Bitch
Class 4, 4-7 year old Dog
Class 5, 8 years and over Bitch
Class 7, Best in show

For more information visit www.greyhoundhomer.org.uk

We are mixed team of dogs from pups to veterans showing off some of our efforts to train our owners while eating as many treats as possible; Come and watch us embarrass our owners and have fun walking to heel, stays and recalls carried out in formation. for more information go to .

Come and join K9 Capers in their have a go ring and Guess The Breed and Fetch The Sausage.  Fun and games for you and your dog.

www.k9capersdogtraining.co.uk

Pet Dog Rally obedience is an exciting new sport for all dogs. basic obedience skills are all that is required. Join us at the Have Ago Ring and you and your dog can take part.


www.onesuffolk.co.uk/petdograllyobedience

Stephen & Sandy Hood

We have been Breeding & Training Gundogs for over twenty years; all the dogs in the display are dogs currently being trained in our kennels and are of a novice standard, we aim through the display to show people how to get their dog to an acceptable level in order to be able to take their dog into the field.

The display obviously is not long enough for us to cover all the elements of the training regime and will be on hand after the display to answer any questions relating to you or your dog. Chat with Stephen at the show at our Ask The Expert section where Stephen will be happy to discuss all your Gundog problems.

(SUNDAY ONLY)

Back due to popular demandall the way from the USA, the Dock Dogs BIG AIR competition makes a huge splash back at this years show. This fun competition involves a ball, a large pool of water and the dog that can leap the furthest.

You can enter the Dock Dogs Big Air WAVE competition by registering online here or register at the show.

Placement Medals will be awarded to the Big Air Finalists<

All dogs that get wet during Big Air WAVE competitions will receive an award .

Full details see left hand side of this page.

The Three Counties Newfoundland's will be holding a fun dog show open to all dogs. (Full details at top of page)

As well as holding the show enjoy watching The Newfoundland's display in the arena with a parade of numerous decorated carts pulled by these gentle giants.

We are the East and mid Suffolk fundraising branch for Guide Dogs. We are all volunteers based in and around Felixstowe and Ipswich. Guide Dog has been around for over 75 years providing dog for the blind and visually impaired, to improve the quality of their lives and providing them with a new level of independence. Guide Dogs get no Government funding so without public support we would not be able to continue our work. Watch our display of skills we provide for our owners and with our help provide a level of independence for the visually impaired owner. Times to be confirmed for meet and greet in the main arena

Organised by the National Organisation of Beaters & Pickers-Up, the Dog Scurry is always very popular with all breeds of dog – a bit on fun for our four-legged friends.

The Scurry is a simple retrieving competition and is open to all dogs of all breeds and all ages – with prizes given for the fastest times of the day.

The Lowestoft Dog Agility Display Team is delighted to have been invited to perform at All About Dogs in Suffolk and Norfolk. The team has been attending events in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex for a good many years. All of the team members are volunteers and the dogs are all household pets, some of them rescued. The team performs a half-hour display with a variety of elements including fly-ball, races and fire jumps, accompanied by a lively and amusing commentary.

http://www.lowestoftdogteam.150m.com

ACES will be running the lure racing and long jump at All About Dogs. They cater for the complete beginner to the experienced and the organisers make newbie's more than welcome and love seeing new dogs enjoying themselves.

The ACES events are tremendous fun, extremely well organised, with the dogs health, safety and well-being coming first, as well as all being fully supervised. The dogs get tremendous enjoyment what they are doing and the encouragement they receive from everyone just spurs the dogs on to try harder. You cannot force a dog to do these events, only encourage the dogs natural abilities. For more information see www.aces2007.co.uk

The Ramsden Flyball and Suffolk Spitfires will be joining up at the show to run a Starters competition over the two days at the show. They will also be running a have-a-go flyball which will be open for everyone to join in. If your club would like to take part get in touch with The Ramsden Flyball.

www.rbflyball.webs.com

German Shepherd Dog Rescue is a organisation dedicated to the rescue, short term fostering and long-term re-homing of GSD's. We do not discriminate on age or medical condition - every dog is given a chance and we operate a non destruct policy. The rescue is solely run by a dedicated band of over 350 volunteers all who give up their free time to help these dogs in need.

Come and support the rescue at the show who will be running the Fastest recall Challange.

www.germanshepherdrescue.co.uk

Waggy Tails Dog Training Centre will be demonstrating Clicker Fun! Clicker is a fun reward based way to train your dog. Tricks: football, basket ball, turning on a light. Obedience: go to your bed, heelwork, emergency stop and much more!

www.waggytails.biz

MIS-FITS DOG TRAINING CLUB is a friendly Pet Dog Training Club which welcomes dogs of all ages and sizes. The JUNIORS CLUB for children to bring their pet dogs of all ages to fun obedience classes and to learn about safety around dogs. At the show we will be showing a basic obedience display but showing how it can be fun for both Handlers and Dogs:

Walking on lead Pattern
Recalls through the Agility Tunnel
Dogs doing Stays
Fun "Pet Dog Friendly" Flyball

Does your dog pull on the lead, run off when you call him or jump up when you least expect it, then ask one of the experts who will be at the show. What ever your problem we have an expert who will be happy to sit and discuss the problem and give you advice.

Berkley Owls will be performing in the main arena their own version of dog agility.  The owls will start the display with a little conventional flying display then "all hell is let loose" with 2 or 3 owls and the agility course.  Really is a fun experience with the public invited to join the owls in the arena.

Canine Performers is a heelwork to music dog training club which run classes and workshops across the South East.

>Many club members enjoy the sport just for fun while others do take regular progress tests and compete around the Country.

No matter what Breed of Dog or what age your dog is they can all enjoy this fun and entertaining sport so why not come and visit us at All About Dogs where we can teach you and your four legged friend a few new tricks!! Or come and watch my teams display at the same event.

Alternatively you can visit my website at www.canineperformers.co.uk for more information or e mail me at louise@canineperformers.co.uk

Dog enthusiast Tierney Hill loves to dance with her dog Missy, so began to learn Heelwork to music at their local dog training club. What started off as a hobby grew into more, when Tierney and Missy attended local dog shows and began to share their love of dance with the world. They then went on to do bigger shows such as Crufts, Discover Dogs and talent shows, where they received commendations, rosettes, and trophies. Tierney then went on to help others to teach their dogs cool dance moves, and started her own non-profit dog training help website, with the knowledge she had developed. Soon, the dancing duo was talent spotted to be on the CBBC, and was on ‘who let the dogs out?’ after getting through two auditions. They won their episode on the whacky dog show, when their routine got the most points at ShowTime. Missy and Tierney were in local papers and dog magazines.  The pair, now nicknamed ‘Hillwork2Music’ is going to attend the All about Dogs shows to do demos and hopefully introduce the spectators to the wonderful world of doggy dancing.

The East Anglian Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club was founded in 1973 and has always sought to promote responsible dog ownership.  We have won the Kennel Club's Annual Award for the KC Good Citizen Award Scheme on two occasions and have taken part in Good Citizen displays at Crufts, also in displays in the Dog Days Out ring at Crufts.  In 2004 the EASBTC Agility Display Team held an agility display in the Special Events Ring at Crufts which led to the Club holding a KC licensed Agility Show for Staffordshire Bull Terriers only - the first ever.  Last year the display team also starred at Discover Dogs in Earls Court, with great feedback and support, and this has led to us once again being invited to take part in a Stafford Agility Display at Crufts 2012 - this time in the Main Ring.   As well as agility displays Jo Essex and her dogs, Bacon and Mouse, often give great tricks displays, showing just how versatile the breed can be!

(Monday only) 

Search Dogs are used to search for missing Hill walkers or climbers, or increasingly persons missing from home, elderly and confused persons, also missing children, and victims of crime.

At the show watch the team and the dogs display the types of training they do and their vital role in assisting the emergency services.

If you think that your dog has what it takes to be a search dog why not come along and try out with the team in the Search Dog have a go arena.

NSARDA Anglia 

"The AMK9 Dog Display team is a team of volunteers who are bringing to All about dogs, a fun working dog display! The teams display is full of entertainment and after each display you can get the chance to meet the dog who took on Jedward"

"The AMK9 Dog Display Team will be offering you the chance to have a go in their ring at some fun agility and fun search. You can even get your dogs picture taken so you can go home with some fun memories"  

A team of highly trained security dogs and some of their very fast friends going through their paces. Including the apprehending of an armed criminal – 6ft High Scale – Agility Race – Control Work and of course some fire hoops. A fast moving and informative display that includes all of the skill required for a top security dog. You will see how much these dogs enjoy their work.

www.dtce.co.uk

Owners, breeders and enthusiasts have described the Cane Corso as being extremely bold, intelligent, easily trained, keen to please and having a strong sense of territory. Today Cane Corso's are owned primarily as pets. The Cane Corso makes a wonderful family pet and they adore the company of children, being protective yet surprisingly gentle.  A visit to the stand will give you the opportunity to meet the breed and also learn about the deep history and health problems of the breed.  Also this year, the Cane Corso will be joined by the Italian Volpino,  

The Northern Inuit Dog is a wolf lookalike breed, admired not only for their head-turning looks but also for their outstanding temperament and adaptability.  The Northern Inuit Dog is a loyal and friendly companion.They are fantastic with children, adore the companionship of other dogs and thrive best with plenty of company - either human or canine!

Come and meet our beautiful breed at the Honiahaka Northern Inuits breed stand where you can find more information about Northern Inuits; meet and greet our dogs; chat to us and our puppy owners; ask any questions related to our breed or our dogs and best of all, have a cuddle with our gorgeous furry friends! 

We will be aiming to show you, how to start to teach your four legged friend the basics of having fun in an agility ring, from the 'boring' wait at the start line, to knowing their left from their right when they are working away from you. Just be aware once you start it is extremely addictive! All our training is reward based with food and toys, so is a brilliant way to bond with your dog. If you think it might be an interesting way for you and your dog to get fitter this year, come and have a chat as we are starting new courses in the area.

http://www.suffolkdogtraining.co.uk