In This Issue
Precious Pets receives letter of thanks from the Queen
Mars Petcare sheds 45 posts in factory closure
Pets at Home achieve £100m profits for the first time
Join in the fun at PetQuip Industry Awards evening
New look for Lily's Kitchen treat range
Natural Instinct launches new freezer package for retailers
Book now or miss out on the AQUA 2013 buffet dinner
Deadline looms for Dog Photographer of the Year
Wagg announce special offer for PATS Harrogate
Dog control: Prevention better than punishment say vets
Woof&Brew set tails wagging with tea bags for dogs
Thousands of dogs attempt to break world record
Flexi have high hopes for new VARIO lead
KC Agility team GB bring home Gold, Silver and Bronze from Belgium!
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KC Agility team GB bring home Gold, Silver and Bronze from Belgium!

Sian Illingworth and her dog Maybe beat nearly 60 competitors from all over the world to bring home Gold in the European Open Medium Individual Final at the Agility European Open Championships held in Belgium.

Natasha Wise and her dog Dizzy, the previous World Champions, took a brilliant Silver.

Not to be outdone by the girls, Matthew Goodliffe and his dog Quincy won the Bronze medal in the European Large Individual final.  This was Matthew and Quincy’s first time at the European Open and they were up against over 80 other pairs.

Before the team set off their sponsors CSJ Specialist Canine Feeds sent the handlers a ‘survival kit’.  The quirky kit was ‘sent’ from Ceri Rundle’s Border Collie dog Bwlch Hemp along with a letter from him saying that as a survivor of several sheepdog championships himself he thought they might find the kit handy.

The kit included a Fruit and Mutt bar for their dogs, a pen to add up the scores, a collapsible water pack, CSJ hand warmers, and a fridge magnet for a photo of the event.

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