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Basic Canine First Aid?

Pet owners consider their pets to be their best friends, members of their family and lifelong companions. There is a tremendous need for training in pet first aid and care because unfortunately, thousands of pets are injured every year from preventable accidents! Pet owners would do just about anything to help their pet, if they knew how, which is why this course is being offered.

Every pet owner should take this course. The more they know about their pet's care, the easier their veterinarian's job will be. The Dog Legislation Council of Canada, a national not-for-profit organization, is pleased to offer this course in partnership with SKIPLYN KENNELS DOG TRAINING.

Where: Wahnapitae Community Center ( 161 Glenbower)

( behind baseball field ) Wahnapitae

When: Tues April 22/08 6.00pm - 8.00pm

Tickets: $50.00 if purchased before the 20^th

$60.00 at the door

$80.00 (per couple)

If it saves you ONE vet visit it is worth it!

Course Info: Two-hour course, includes First Aid demo by

Certified Veterinary Technician

Attendees receive a First Aid booklet and a First Aid quick reference handout

Demo dog will be provided, please leave pets at home

To Reserve: Call Tammy (705) 694-1999

Tickets will be available at Garson Pet Food Express Call Luc (705) 693-7595

cheques or cash accepted, prepayment required to book spot.

Reserve now! Space is limited.

All Proceeds to the Dog Legislation Council of Canada

Demo dog will be provided, please leave pets at home

Tammy is Now a certified Canine Body worker! I will be opening up a massage business out of a room at the Wahnapitae Community Center , starting in Dec . Please contact me for Appointment.

Karma finished her CD this weekend , She was entered in 4 trails and passed 3 of them ! On another note one of my students ( Cathy) entered her mini schnauzer who is only one yr old into the trail , she got 2 legs this weekend towards her CD > I am sooo proud of her, and her dog Jackson!!!

The fundraiser was a success we brought in almost $5000.00 after expenses for the day a total profit was $3500.00. Apparently the highest amount raised yet for a fundraiser for the legal challenge!

November 20, 2005

Fundraiser for Legal Challenge of Bill 132 (Pitbull Ban).
Place: Rhythm and Cues on Lasalle Blvd., Sudbury Date: Nov 20th /05
Time: From 12 pm till 5 pm
Tickets: $25 each which includes: pool and light lunch.
There will also be an auction table. We are looking for Donations of items to be auctioned off. If intererested, call Tammy @ 694-1999 or Denise/ Jeff @ 525-2165.

October 1 /05

Agility Trial, Vermillion Lake.

This weekend was a great weekend for all!
Rudy got his Agility Novice Title.
Vixen got one leg towards her Agility Intermediate Title.
Cricket finished her Agility Novice Title and passed 2 legs towards her Intermediate Title.
Reason got his 2nd leg towards his Intermediate Title.
Karma made her debut and did fantastic, would have passed, but fell off the beginning of the dog walk cause she was looking for treats!

Skiplyn Kennel Students:

Kashka (Sheltie that I run for Kathy) finished her Intermediate Title and is now running in Excellent.
Karley (Kashka's Little Sister) got 1 leg toward her Novice Title.
Abbott (Mini Schnauzer - owned by Cathy) got his Novice Title.
Daisy (German Shepherd - owned by Lorraine) finished her Novice Title and got 2 legs towards her Intermediate Title.

All this in one weekend!

Reason goes NUMBER ONE in CANADA in obedience for his breed for 2004! WAY TO GO MY BOY!

Rudy achieved his CD title this weekend with 4 Highest Scoring Novice B placings.( horary for the pit bulls!). Reason achieved one leg towards his CDX he figured he would sit on the down stay for most of the trails. Vixen was entered and did very well but did not do one broad jump the entire weekend so we obviously did not pass. On the other hand, my helper Stacey with her Staffy bull ,Shady, got her CD ! AND so did one of my students Lorraine with her shep ,Daisy > Lorraine also got a few highest scoring novice A placings and even beat out me for a Highest Scoring Novice Dog!

There will be a "Pits in the Park" educational walk at Bell Park. Come out and fight breed bans in support of the dogs in the community. Click here for information flyer.

This month our flyball team went to a tournament in Simcoe. It was aweseme , We had a great time . Two of the dogs ( Alaska and Phantom) on our team got their FDCH that weekend . Rudy, Cricket and Chewy all got their FDX .. Way to go guys! Hope we get out to a couple next yr too .

Cricket got her CD title this weekend , passing in all four trails she was entered in, this was her first dog show. She got very high scores all weekend getting 194 in two of the trails. Also a big congrats to Stacy ( my helper) who competed for her first time this weekend with her am staff ( Chase) , she also got his CD first weekend out.

Reason unfortunalty has retired from flyball due to breaking his foot at the flyball tournament , he has had a hard time healing and is finally now not limping on it anymore. I feel for his saftey he should not do this sport anymore due to the high impact on his front legs , considering now he has had a broken shoulder on one leg and a broken foot on the other this may not be the best sport for him. I do plan on continuing agility and obedience with him, but he will really miss flyball , he really gave it all he had and loved it soo much.

Our flyball team competed in a tournament in Kitchener,placing FIRST PLACE in our division.

Reason got his FDX tilte ( flyball dog excellent) that weekend , ( and unfortunalty also broke his foot that weekend too!!!) . We had a great time !!

Vixen earned her Novice Agility Title finishing in first place.Reason earned two legs towards his agility title ( one more to go)! he placed also in first place in his class.

PHANTOM- (English cocker spaniel) earned novice agility title. KASHKA-(sheltie) earned novice agility title FRITZIE ( mini schnauzer) earned one leg towards his novice agility title. I am very proud of all my students, they all did well and all have a first place in their wins. On top of pressure of competing for the first time for most of them ,they were competing in the POURING RAIN!!!!

One of our flyball members (Maggie-Mae),has retired from flyball. She will be sadly missed by all of our team members. We hope to see her in agility soon.

Tragically Eclipse escaped from our yard and was struck and killed by a vehicle. Hopefully she is in a better place now . She is sadly missed.

Our flyball team competed in our first flyball tournament and placed 2nd in our division.All the dogs on our team earned their FDX (flyball dog excellent ) title .

Vixen earned her CD (companion dog) title in one weekend ( 3 trials), finishing with first and second place placements.

January 17 / 2002
Flyball Club Assignment:
Our fly ball team name "Time Bomb" has now been registered with NAFA. The club number is 469. All team members can register for their CRN numbers with NAFA by clicking the link below. It will cost $15 USD to register.
Click here to apply on-line

December 10 / 2001
Kawartha Canine Camp official website is now up.
"KAWARTHA CANINE CAMP, the place “your dog will love ruffin’ it”, is located just outside of Kirkfield, Ontario in the Kawarthas. Come and join us for a fun weekend with your canine companion at a scenic country training camp."
Click here to visit the website

November 25 / 2001
Reason is my latest addition to the family, He is as American Staffordshire Terrier and is almost 4 months old in this picture. I hope to compete with him in obedience, agility, and flyball. So far he is a great dog and I attribute alot of that to the breeder, he is presently taking a puppy obedience and is doing very well.
Click here to see the picture