Events and news

Team Midlands Mixture won their first Allbreedience competition on Saturday 28th December 2020. Left to right.... Ali & Beany, Jan & Biff, Liz & Monty and Amy & Harvey

Chrismas Party 2020

Five more Gold Assessment Passes. Well done to Spud/Ellie, Mia/Liz, Cooper/Clare, and Rodney/Donna.

Kennel Club Gold Assessment scheduled for 14th September 2015.

Meg & Mary Kgosi & Ken
Kiva & Simon
Tas & Brad
Isabelle & Colin
Ghandalf & Neil
Bronze KC
Award June 2015

Four silver successes . Karen and Maizie, Lesley and Oscar
Natasha and Diesel, Liz and Mia. Well done

Sandra and Panda, and Jan with Biff.
Gold Kennel Club Good Citizens Award

Hypso, Rosie, Poppy, Bell and Sami all passed their Bronze KC Good Citizens Assessment Dec 2014

Successful Gold Candidates: October 2014. Lilly, Pepper, Bob, Flynn, and Harvey.

Sarge, Buddy, Panda, Flynn, Pepper, Rodney, Jasper, Eva, Spud and Lilly and their handlers achieved their Kennel Club silver assessment on the 7.7.14 :)

Bronze test 2nd June. Passed by Willow, Opie, Sandy, Spud, Dennis and Oscar and their handlers :)

Code of Conduct on Walks

All members and their dogs are welcome as usual, but we would ask that all owners please be responsible for your own dog. DDTC will not tolerate, be held accountable or responsible for any accident, fight or unwarranted behaviour towards a member, a members dog, or a member of the public.
We welcome all members and their dogs and positively urge them to come on the walks for their and their dogs benefit but we do expect owners to keep their dogs in check. We all come on the walks to socialize the dogs & have a natter with like minded people and have a good walk, but if you think your dog maybe aggressive to other dogs or you don't know how your dog will react to other dogs we do ask that you muzzle it for your dogs and others safety.
If your dog is unpredictable we ask that you either keep it on a lead or a long line. Please be courteous and respect others by keeping an eye on your dog and being aware of what it's doing. If a members dog is being too problematic (for one reason or another), you will be approached by a member of the team who will politely request that you either put your dog back on a leash &/or muzzle for a period of time. This is not intended to offend anyone, it is a request to restrain your dog from getting too carried away, making a nuisance of itself &/or it being too aggressive.
If the owner of a “problematic” dog is not in close proximity (for one reason or another) another member may place your dog on a lead until it is reunited with its owner & the reason why will be explained. Enjoy.