Dove Valley Working Gundog Club Last Updated: 18th December 2023 Online Membership Renewal Tutorial Welcome to the brand new Dove Valley Working Gundog Club website. Here you can find all the information you'll need about the club, working tests and field trials. 6 years ago This group is aimed at current and prospective members in furtherance of the aims of the Club's constitution to promote interest in Field Trials, Working.
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Dove Valley Working Gundog Club Public Group | Facebook This group is aimed at current and prospective members in furtherance of the aims of the Club's constitution to promote interest in Field Trials, Working. Dove Valley Gundogs Club Constitution 1. Name The Club shall be called the "Dove Valley Working Gundog Club". (hereinafter referred to as The Club). 2. Objects The reasons for the existence of the Club are:- a. To promote and encourage the well being and interests of the various Gundog breeds. b. Dove Valley Working Gundog Club. (hereinafter referred to as DVWGC) Health and Safety Policy Revised October 2019. General Policy is to:- Provide knowledge of the Health and Safety requirements which must be followed in order to ensure the well being of everyone involved. Dove Valley Working Gundog Club was formed in 1994 when The Late George Handley from Ashbourne said he thought it was about time we had a Gundog Club based in the Staffordshire and Derbyshire area. In February of that year, sixteen of us got together and The Dove Valley Working Gundog Club was born!
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Dove Valley Working Gundog Club have 8 Field Trials planned for the coming season, 4 Spaniel Trials and 4 Retriever Trials. All 8 Trials are now on FTMS and they will be available on our Website. 2019 marks the 25th anniversary for the Dove Valley Gundog Club and to mark the occasion the club are holding a day of gundog and clay shooting events at. The Dove Valley Working Gundog Club welcomed members and friends to a fun day at Doveridge to celebrate its 20th anniversary Refreshments, a bouncy castle and plenty of fun activities ensured there was something for everyone. Dove Valley Working Gundog Club celebrating 20 years and remembering Mr George Handley "the founder" who sadly passed away July 2014. Watch a Video Clip! Judges; Mr P Allen, Mr D Field, Mr J Day and Mr R Worrall watched the 24 competitors compete over two days in on championship ground. They saw the successes and failures of each dog.
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1st Place - 11th & 12th October, 2 day AV Open Retriever Field Trial, Dove Valley Working Gundog Club. Qualifying for the 2021 IGL Retriever Championship 2nd Place - 8th & 9th October, 2 day AV Open Retriever Field Trial, Chiltern Gundog Society 2nd Place - 1st & 2nd October, 2 day AV Open Retriever Field Trial, The Kennel Club 2020 In December Eddy entered Dove Valley Gundog Club Open Cocker Stake where everything was thrown at her; thick snow, strong runners, tidy eye wipes and a wood full of birds! After our first nerve racking run off for 1st place, we were peeped to the post but came home with 2nd place and Guns Choice.
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Working Gundogs Dove Valley Working Gundog Club Open Spaniel Working Test Chatsworth 2014
14th April 2019 - Dove Valley Working Gundog Club Novice Test - Brailsford. More awards for PTA members - this time on a freezing cold Derbyshire spring day hosted by Dove Valley. The five exercises included woodland, fields and ditches, water, and a walked up finale. Arthur Telfair with LAB D Upperaughton Blackberry achieved third place. Guy Radford, field-trial secretary of Dove Valley Working Gundog Club, has long been a fox-red fan, but points out their one disadvantage. 'When it goes wrong, everyone knows he's mine,' he laughs.. 'When I started in gundogs, most working labradors on shoots and at field trials were black, then the yellows increased in popularity..
