Working test workshop 29th April
Working Test work Shop Saturday 29th April
Looking to take your gundog training to the next level? Join us for our upcoming Gundog Working Test Workshop on April 29th! This workshop is designed to give you the knowledge and skills you need to become a successful gundog handler. Our experienced trainers will guide you through the ins and outs of working tests, helping you to understand what it takes to be a winner. You'll learn how to handle your gundog in a variety of challenging scenarios, from retrieving to working in water. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, our workshop is the perfect opportunity to improve your skills and gain valuable experience. You'll get the chance to practice your techniques in a supportive and friendly environment, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and receive feedback. So don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to improve your gundog training and take your skills to the next level. Join us on April 29th for our Gundog Working Test Workshop and discover what it takes to be a winner! 10am while 12 half day or 12.30 while 2.30 Stubbs Hall DN67EZ 07967485487
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