The Windle Wonder Touch Ringcraft Dog Training is very different to the genenal Ringcraft or obedience training. 

 

Ringcraft is aimed at handlers who wish to show their pedigree dogs at Kennel Club open and Championship shows.  Training to show your dog, takes a lot of patience, skill and practise. 

 

You will be doing lots of work from dog and handler starting at around 12 week old puppy.

 

Ringcraft will enable the handler to have constructive advice on handling behaviours, and will help enhance the etiquette in the ring.  Learning how to stand your dog, and move your dog well is incredibly hard, especially young puppies which do not like to keep still for a moment.  Allowing a stranger to look over them is also a challenge for most dogs at first but after a few short months, improvements can be seen and the dog is well on it's way to its first show from 6 months of age.

 

The emphasis of our class is to have hands on experience of ttouch within the show ring environment. The aim is to give the opportunity to practice with your dog and take some practical skills to use in the ring.

People who would like to join the class need to book an induction so we can target your dogs specific needs.

If you are interested call Olwyn on 07795056802.

Classes take place at Inglenook Farm ( formally known as Lavender Farm ) Moss Nook Lane Rainford WA11 8AE Every Monday 7pm till 9 pm. (except Bank Holidays )

Prices:-
Classes           £5 per dog from 7 till 9 pm

Inductions    £10 per person (max 4 people )
Personal One to One £80 for two hours
 

 

A few simple rules we would appreciate that everyone observes:

 

• Do not leave ‘dog mess’ in this hall or surrounds (even in bags) – we do not want to lose this venue.  The nearest bin is outside the front of the building, use the area cornened off to toilet your dog

• No bitches in season to be brought to Club.

• Do not touch dogs without the owner’s permission & keep a close eye on children (even if they are not yours).

• Please keep control of your dog at all times.

• Please put your chair away at the end of the evening.