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Old 12-06-2011, 06:37 PM
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The file of ringcraft classes just opens as a PDF; anyone clever tell me how to put that on here at all? It is 7 pages so a copy and paste wouldn't be very practical .

There should be a web-address at the top of the PDF document that you can post - I am really intrigued now - the amount of queries we get for RC classes and nothing to direct them to.

Alternatively - if you do File > Properties - you should see a weblink there you can copy and paste
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If it's any consolation - first couple of shows I went to - we started with our pet bitch while we were waiting for our first showbred pup - I just dived straight in there and did it

You have an opportunity that many would be jealous of - and I wish you the best of luck.

I judged two very nice Rhodesian Ridgebacks at a show last year - dogwise there was very little to chose between them - but quite clearly one of the owners hadn't done any handling practice and hadn't established the best way to move her dog - and rightly or wrongly - this comes across loudly and clearly when you are assessing the dog - even if she did see this, I am sure she wouldn't mind, as we did have a chat afterwards and I advised her to find a training class if she wanted to show at a higher level and she observed the other handler who clearly wasn't doing it for the first time

In my limited experience of the breed - moving a RRB really is key - and it sounds like you are having excellent advice and guidance from the right people
I am receiving brilliant guidance and do know that I am being given a golden opportunity; the breeder and her son are judges and have obviously been handling for a very long time so I am extremely lucky that they want my pup to be shown enough to offer to handle him for me. I bought my pup with no intention of showing but chose the breeder for their ethics and obvious commitment to the welfare of the breed and love for their own dogs.

I know we all have to start somewhere and am willing to put the work in, just hate being the new, clueless person...got lots of advice on moving a RR and will work on lengthening my stride!!
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Old 12-06-2011, 06:39 PM
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I know we all have to start somewhere and am willing to put the work in, just hate being the new, clueless person...got lots of advice on moving a RR and will work on lengthening my stride!!
We have ALL been there - everyone has to start somewhere
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Old 12-06-2011, 06:45 PM
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There should be a web-address at the top of the PDF document that you can post - I am really intrigued now - the amount of queries we get for RC classes and nothing to direct them to.

Alternatively - if you do File > Properties - you should see a weblink there you can copy and paste
It is a KC document but just downloads as a PDF immediately without a web address at the top. If I copy the link I clicked to get the document it sends you to the blank regional club search page, not the whole list . The properties say that content copying is 'allowed' so could do a huge cut and paste post.

Otherwise if you PM me your email address I could send you it as an attachment.
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Old 12-06-2011, 06:46 PM
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Re: Getting started in showing

We got confused when we started showing Holly, as we were always told that she was to be stacked, however we have learnt at our second show (breed show), that she was to be stacked on the table, but freestanding in the ring, which we fail at...

Good luck hun, you are lucky to have your breeders behind you
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Old 12-06-2011, 07:05 PM
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It is a KC document but just downloads as a PDF immediately without a web address at the top. If I copy the link I clicked to get the document it sends you to the blank regional club search page, not the whole list . The properties say that content copying is 'allowed' so could do a huge cut and paste post.

Otherwise if you PM me your email address I could send you it as an attachment.
If it is on a KC webpage - do you have the link to the webpage?

The other option is paste a few of the direct words on here from the PDF - this should help me find it on Google and we may be able to track back to the link page from that

Think that makes sense
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If it is on a KC webpage - do you have the link to the webpage?

The other option is paste a few of the direct words on here from the PDF - this should help me find it on Google and we may be able to track back to the link page from that

Think that makes sense
It does...the link trackback sends you to the search function which only gives you regional results (I am a bit dim though at times)!! This is the google search result:
[PDF] Ringcraft Training Clubs
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
Frampton Cottrell & District Ringcraft Club Gloucestershire. Mrs S Crowther .... Otley Canine Society. West Yorkshire. Mrs A Dykes. 01132 843766 ...
The Kennel Club...
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Re: Getting started in showing

I only started showing just over a year ago and I am totally addicted, I love it
This little book is good, Showing Your Dog: A Beginner's Guide: Amazon.co.uk: Elaine Everest: Books

although I know want
Showing Dogs: The Exhibitors' Guide: Amazon.co.uk: Juliette Cunliffe: Books



You're already halfway there with having great breeders and a lovely dog
Just some ringcraft and getting out in the field now
Companion show would give you some practice as well
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Old 12-06-2011, 09:13 PM
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I only started showing just over a year ago and I am totally addicted, I love it
This little book is good, Showing Your Dog: A Beginner's Guide: Amazon.co.uk: Elaine Everest: Books

although I know want
Showing Dogs: The Exhibitors' Guide: Amazon.co.uk: Juliette Cunliffe: Books



You're already halfway there with having great breeders and a lovely dog
Just some ringcraft and getting out in the field now
Companion show would give you some practice as well
Thank you - will take a look at the beginner's guide .
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Old 12-06-2011, 09:18 PM
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Re: Getting started in showing

This is the nearest I could get

The Kennel Club- Find a Dog Club
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