WERRIBEE WAGGER ABN ESTABLISHED 1976 ACN A R. PO Box 2 WERRIBEE VIC 3030 PH: (Sat Only) AUGUST 2018 Volume 7

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1 WERRIBEE WAGGER ABN ESTABLISHED 1976 ACN A R PO Box 2 WERRIBEE VIC 3030 PH: (Sat Only) AUGUST 2018 Volume 7 Induction/Information Officer Phone: info@werribeeobediencedogs.org Website: FB: NOTE: The Werribee Wagger is published monthly for our members to be kept up to the minute with any important announcements raised by our Committee and or Instructors. Articles appearing in this Newsletter are considered to be of interest to our readers, but do not necessarily express the opinions of the Committee or of our Editor. The Committee and Editor accept no responsibility for the accuracy of claims made by advertisers Page 1 of 20

2 PRESIDENT S PAGE. Hi All This past month has been a busy time. I am pleased to say that after several meetings with the council over the last few months we have finally had our two roller doors to the store room fitted with electric motors for us to remotely open and close. This will make it much easier for us where we will not have to undo padlocks and lift doors etc. This also follows on from the installation of additional PowerPoints in the office and behind the TV This month we have another Fun Day on the 25 th August. Details can be found in this newsletter. We start setting up on the day at 11am. If you can help either setting up on the day or packing up at the completion of the classes, the committee would greatly appreciate your help on the day. Remember many hands make light work The clubs Annual General Meeting is coming up in September. We are looking for members to get involved in the running of the club by being on the committee. So, what does it involve being on the committee. There is a monthly Committee meeting that we would ask you to attend, help with counter duties for approximately minutes on a Saturday and to assist on the Induction table when new members join the club once a month. There would be other little jobs you may be allocated on a Funday, at our Obedience Trial or other event. Full training will be provided to all Volunteers so don t be afraid to give it a go and help the club. Being on the Committee is a very rewarding experience as you are involved with both the routine running of the club and the future of the club. Please give it some thought On Sunday 16 September, the club is participating in the Wyndham Pet & Animal Expo. We have been allocated 3 x 15 minutes time slots to do demonstration on the day. One will consist of an Obedience demonstration, another one will be Agility and the last one will be Dances with Dogs. I will supply more info in next month s newsletter. On Grand final day the 29 th September, the club will be having various demonstrations of different dog s sports on the day such as Dances with dogs, Agility, retrieving etc. There will be a short training session conducted after each one of these demonstrations and we will be encouraging you to get involved with your own dogs. More details will be published in next month s newsletter Until next month, enjoy your time with you four-legged family member and remember lots of short training sessions during the week Ray Ashman President Page 2 of 20

3 BOOFHEAD From a story on ABC Riverina by Verity Gorman The story of Red Dog was made into a very popular film. It is the story of Red Dog a red cloud kelpie said to have hitched rides, adopted people and united communities in the mining region of Western Australia. Boofhead has a similar story. He was a spirited dog that travelled the railways in southern New South Wales. Like Red Dog he captured the hearts of locals becoming legendary in Temora a small country town. The black and white fox terrier first appeared at the Temora railway station in 1959 and soon became known as Tamora s railway dog. With no known owner he spent 15 years hitching train rides throughout the region and regularly returned to Temora. No one ever claimed ownership of him but many people were willing to give him a home. He would go home with anybody get a feed and then return to the station to sleep. Then he would be off again. It didn t matter which way it was going he would just jump on a train and go. He did however prefer steam trains to diesels as he felt confined in the diesel cabins. Sometimes he would miss a train on the way back to Temora and he would spend the night on the platform waiting g for a train to come then he would jump on it. He would often go missing for several days at a time until one day his train would come in and he would be back. When the railway shut down on a Sunday he was likely to be found at the football because he knew that there was a feed there. He d get half a hotdog or a pie. Boofhead was so well-known he was made a life member of the Temora RSL Club and had the tag on his collar to prove it. At first, he got kicked out the back door and he'd come in the front door so they made him a member. A bronze statue has been unveiled in Temora to honour the dog's legacy. photos from Temora Independent Page 3 of 20

4 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Werribee Obedience Dog Club will be held at the Clubrooms, Presidents Park, Heaths Road Werribee on Monday September 17 th 2018 at 8pm. Clause 28(5b) of the Club's Constitution- Any member who is entitled to vote at the Annual General Meeting, but unable to attend shall be entitled to apply to the Secretary for a postal vote. Application for a postal vote must be in writing and lodged with the Secretary fourteen days prior to the Annual General Meeting. Within seven days the Secretary in the presence of the President and one other Committee member appointed by the Committee will forward an initialled ballot paper to each applicant and record their name. Members to whom ballot papers are posted will under no circumstances be given a second ballot paper. Completed ballot papers are to be returned to the Returning Officer or the Secretary in envelopes endorsed, Ballot Papers. These envelopes shall be handed (unopened) to the Returning Officer officiating at the poll. Clause 30(2)(a) of the Club's Constitution: Every member who was a financial member of the Club for not less than three months of the financial year preceding the Annual General Meeting and is currently a financial member shall be entitled to vote at the Annual General Meeting and shall be eligible to nominate or be nominated as an Office Bearer or member of the Committee. A member may be nominated for and hold more than one position on the Committee. Clause 14(3) of the Club s Constitution- Notice of an annual general meeting and the form of nomination of Committee of Management shall be deemed to have been given to each member if they are published in, or enclosed with, the Club s newsletter or journal or such other publication as the Club may circulate to its members provided that such publication is despatched to each member, not less than thirty days prior to the date of the annual general meeting or if they are served upon him personally not less than twenty-eight days prior to the date of that meeting or if they are sent through the post not less than thirty days prior to the meeting addressed to each member at the address shown in the Register of Members. The following committee positions will be declared vacant: President Vice president Secretary Assistant secretary Treasurer Assistant treasurer Ten committee positions Nominations for the above positions close on Monday, August 20, Please have your nomination form, duly signed etc. with the Secretary, Noelene Jordan on or before the end of business August 20, Items to be included in the Agenda of the Annual General Meeting MUST BE with the Secretary- Noelene Jordan on or before the end of business August 20, All Agenda submissions must be written and signed s will not be accepted. Agenda items close august 20, 2018 Nominations close august 20, 2018 Noelene Jordan Secretary Po box 2 Werribee Vic 3030 Page 4 of 20

5 WERRIBEE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC. NOMINATION FORM 2018/2019 COMMITTEE I, hereby nominate (name of nominator) (name of nominee) for the position of (name of position) on the Committee of the Werribee Obedience Dog Club Inc. for 2018/2019. All nominees for committee must either provide a current Working With Children Check Card or be willing to obtain one. Nominations to be completed and in the hands of the Secretary of the Club on or before the close of business on Monday August 20th 2018 The Werribee Obedience Dog Club would not exist without the wonderful members that volunteer their time to become a Committee member. We are looking for volunteers to put their hands up and be on the Committee for 2018/2019 Being on the Committee is a very rewarding experience as you are involved with both the routine running of the club and also the future of the club. Full training will be provided to all Volunteers so don t be afraid to give it a go and help the club! Page 5 of 20

6 The Committee has reviewed the Life Membership nominations received by 30/06/2018 and wishes to advise that the following nominations have been fulfilled the criteria as stated in the Club By-Laws. (1) LIFE MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k) (i) Minimum of ten years fully paid consecutive membership, or (ii) Ten years fully paid membership, with a lapse of not more than one year. During membership period, nominee must have given at least seven years of significant service to the membership of the Club. Nominations must be made in writing by a financial member of the Club. The Nominee must include a full resume stating full details of nominee s eligibility to enable verification by the Committee. Failure to provide a detailed resume will result in the nomination being rejected The nominee must be a financial member of the Club at the time of nomination and ratification. Nominations for Life Membership to be received by the Committee no later than 30th June of each year. The Committee of the Club will verify or reject the nomination, on the stated criteria. If the nomination is rejected the Committee will notify the nominator in writing stating the reasons for the rejection. Verified, Nominees for Life Membership will be printed in the July newsletter each year. Any objections to proposed Life Members printed in the July newsletter, must be made in writing to the Committee and be received before the August Committee meeting prior to the Club's Annual General Meeting. The submission must contain details as to why the verification of the nomination should be rejected under the criteria to enable the committee to reconvene and investigate. Final acceptance of Life Members will be ratified at the Club's Annual General Meeting held each year by a minimum of 75% of the members in attendance voting in favour of the nomination. As stated in Club By-Law 1 (i), these nominations are now printed in the July 2018 Newsletter and as an addendum to the July Newsletter. LIFE MEMBERSHIP NOMINEE Peter Hallgarten Any member who is of the belief that the abovementioned nominee does not fulfil the Life Membership criteria, should send written notification of their objection to the Committee. Such notification must be received before the August Committee Meeting to be held on the 20 th August Life Memberships will be conferred at the Annual General Meeting and the presentation of Life Membership Badges will be made at the Club s Annual Presentation Night in December Noelene Jordan Secretary 30 th June 2018 Page 6 of 20

7 MIDWEEK TRAINING. Midweek training is only conducted if instructors are available, the weather is suitable and ground conditions are safe to conduct training. For Agility training, there is a minimum number required, see below for criteria Just like Saturday Training sessions you are expected to wear your Name Tags to training If training is not to be conducted on the night a notice will be placed on the clubs Facebook page or web site home page: Tuesday Night Obedience & Rally Ring Training. Training on this night is conducted for members in classes 4 or above who are considering entering an Obedience or Rally trial. Setup time is 7 pm with training to commence after rings have been set up Trialling members will put you through a trial scenario for the class you are in and offer training tips to help you to improve Tuesday night training for: August 7 th 14 th 21 st 28 th Wednesday Night Obedience Training suspended in August. Wednesday Night Agility Training suspended in August. Page 7 of 20

8 Club Merchandise. Ladies Polo Shirt Sizes 8 24 $35.00 each Men s Polo Shirt Sizes S 5XL $35.00 each Polar Fleece Top Black (Half Zip) Sizes XS 3XL $55.00 each Polar Fleece Top Black (Full Zip) Sizes XS 3XL $55.00 each Polar Fleece Vests Black Sizes XS 3XL $42.00 each Inna Jackets (Black/Black water resistant polar fleece lining) Baseball Caps Beanies Black or Navy Sizes XS 3XL $70.00 each $12.50 each $12.50 each ORDERING CLUB MERCHANDISE The Baseball Caps and Beanies are available at the Clubrooms and do not have to be ordered. We have a variety of sizes of the Polar Fleece Tops in the Clubrooms for you to try on. Any Committee Member will be more than happy to help you choose the correct size and in completing the Merchandise Order form. Please note that all polar fleece tops come in both men and ladies sizes. Merchandise is available in Men s, Women s and Children s sizes. All merchandise will come with the WODC logo. No exceptions will be made. A minimum of 50% deposit is required when an order is placed and the balance paid when you receive your order. For $ $10.00, you can have your official WODC items personalized. When placing your order for the current month, please be aware that all orders are placed at the end of the month and then delivered two weeks later. So, if you place the order with the club on, say, the 5th May, it will not be ordered with the supplier until the end of May. They will then be supplied to the club two weeks later. Peter Hallgarten Merchandise Coordinator WERRIBEE OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB MERCHANDISE ORDERING FORM. Name: Phone: _ Mobile: Address: _ Description of Item: Size: _ Quantity: Order Taken By: Order Given to Merchandise Coordinator on: _ Order delivered on: _ Personalized: Total Cost of Order: Deposit Page 8 of 20

9 Come on Inside!!! Did you know that inside the clubroom is almost like another world???? Inside the clubrooms you will not only find your training cards and the toilets, you will also find: OUR GREAT CANTEEN!! Stocking a wide range of items. You will find yummy treats such as cold drinks, bags of chips, chocolate bars and hot items like Dim Sims and Pies. All at SUPER LOW prices!!! Not only do we look after the humans but you will also find a range of dog treats, leads, collars, head collars and everything you need for training with your dog There are also things for you to buy to support the club for example car stickers & iron on transfers Members are also welcome to help themselves to the free tea and coffee facilities located straight across from the front door. You will also find a donation tin there if you are wishing to make a donation. And after a hard days training why not come inside for a cold beer or wine. The club also has a licensed bar stocking a wide range. So please do come on inside, you will be amazed what you will find in there!!! Page 9 of 20

10 GIVE ME SPACE. We occasionally have dogs at the club that require some space around them. Like people, all dogs are different and some dogs don t cope very well when their space is encroached upon by handlers or other dogs. These Give Me Space vests are not exclusively for dogs with aggression issues, but also for dogs that may have fear-based behaviours. To identify these dogs, they wear a yellow vest, similar to the picture above By a dog wearing these space vests the club believes it is a safe way for the dog to still participate in their class and slowly socialise and integrate within their training class. This also makes the class as safe as possible for all handlers and their dogs and instructors too. Remember, we are working with animals, so we need you, our members, to learn to recognise when these dogs are wearing these vests and give them the space that they require. If you are around the clubrooms or in class and see a dog with a vest on, please assist the handler and their dog by keeping your dog at least 1 metre away. You may be asked to move further away by the owner or Instructor if they feel you are too close, please respect their request If you believe your dog would benefit from wearing a space vest, please discuss it with the Chief Instructor. Please do not get offended if your dog is asked to wear a space vest in class. We have vests for small dogs and up to large dogs Page 10 of 20

11 New Members. First Name Surname Dog's Name Dog's Breed Rajat Anand and Judo Labrador Retriever Kathrine Azzopardi and Minnie Kelpie Christine Bradley and Bailey Spoodle Sharon Brincat and Snowy Border Collie X Cocker Spaniel Kim Cardillo and Layla German Shorthaired Pointer John Cardillo and Roxy Poodle John Cardillo and Hurley Poodle John Cardillo and Layla German Shorthaired Pointer Kim Cardillo and Roxy Poodle Kim Cardillo and Hurley Poodle Nicole Cobain and Cisco Parson Russell Terrier Lance Coleman and Remi Brittany Julienne Coleman and Remi Brittany Heather Diamond and Dee Border Collie Heather Diamond and Taz Border Collie Melinda Dobai and Poppy Maltese Cross Charlotte Dobai-Hayler and Poppy Maltese Cross Tahlia Downie and Jax Rottweiler Tom Goodwin and Bentley Great Dane X Mastiff Damien Hart and Cisco Parson Russell Terrier Ashlin Kishore and Boston Border Collie X Stephanie Manser and Axel German Shepherd Nathan Masters and Snowy Border Collie X Cocker Spaniel Lisa Micallef and Cubby Chow Chow Amit Mishra and Neo Labrador Retriever Channpreet Osahan and Sultan Rottweiler Kristie Pinney and Bentley Great Dane X Mastiff Tracey Plunkett and Apache German Shepherd Colin Saker and Minnie Kelpie Mena Salins and Honey Beagle Barnes Sheree and Kaos Bull Arab Lyn Sleeman and Emma Kelpie Lyn Sleeman and Kira Border Collie Simon Sleeman and Emma Kelpie Simon Sleeman and Kira Border Collie Conrad Swartz and Zoe Schnauzer Page 11 of 20

12 Zandre Swartz and Zoe Schnauzer Gael Szelest and Teddy Shih Tzu Gael Szelest and Lily Shih Tzu Elizabeth Te Haara and Loki Jack Russell X Staffy Monique Te Haara and loki Jack Russell X Staffy Saurabh Vyas and Judo Labrador Retriever ADDITIONAL DOG. First Name Surname Dog's Name Dog's Breed Brian Bushell and Marley English springer spaniel Wasan Dalaali and Aiko German Shepherd Filippa Giunta and Dante Italian Greyhound Michael Murphy and Shadow Blue Heeler Lenke Routley and Bella German Shorthaired Pointer Nicholas Routley and Bella German Shorthaired Pointer Hamish Routley and Bella German Shorthaired Pointer Page 12 of 20

13 GETTING TO KNOW RAY ASHMAN When did you start at Werribee Obedience Dog Club and why? A long time ago. Saturday afternoons was a better fit for me compared to Sunday mornings. How long have you served on the Committee? 6 years 2 as general committee and 4 years as president. I have also been on the committee in past years prior to this current period. Why did you volunteer to be on the Committee and what is your role? I was approached by a number of members and it was another opportunity to give back to the club. I have also been on the committee in past years prior to this current period. What dogs to you currently have? Golden Retrievers I am also looking after and training Roy Grangers Australian Shepherd during his current illness. What is the hardest training issue you have had to overcome? Teaching my dog to drop. Did you ever get stuck in a particular class for a lengthy period of time and if yes why? I would not say stuck in a class. I like to stay in a lower class longer because I like to make sure my dog understands what she is being taught so I do not like to be promoted too quickly. What type of training do you do at the club? I currently train in the rings for Obedience and Rally Obedience Are you currently or have you ever competed with your dog? Yes, and Yes Who do you call family? My wife Sue, Daughters Jodie and Renee, son in laws Chris and Ross, Granddaughters Eleanor and Ashley and my mother Maude What do you do when you are not at the WODC? Judge dog trials and work. Best things about the WODC? How committee members, Instructors and experienced members give up additional time to help the members of the club. What is your most memorable moment at WODC? Seeing members achieve milestones at the club. Do you have a secret talent? What is something we don t know about you? I grow Orchids. Page 13 of 20

14 Class 1 to Class 2 PROMOTIONS. 30 th JUNE 2018 Stephanie Richter and Jack Corrina Busby and Akita Hannah Elsbury and Minty Class 2 to Class 3 David Pickersgill and Buster Stephanie De Girolama and Dexter Noel Tavendale and Jett Class 3 to Class 4 Sarah Stoddart and Laula Donna Green and TJ Class 1 to Class2 Karen Bishop and Bella 14 th July 2018 Tracy Hamilton and Mylla Kim Cardillo and Roxy Class 3 to Class 4 Florian Roeber and Sammy 21 st JULY 2018 Class 3 to Class 4 Maude Ashman and Chase Lisa Tatnell and Rose Page 14 of 20

15 TRIAL RESULTS If you would like your trial results printed in the Werribee Wagger, please pass your results onto the Editor. Due to the limited space in the Wagger, only qualifying passes will be printed. You can also your results to: OR collect a form from the training table, fill it out clearly and leave it at the office counter. NOTE: Please supply the dogs Title, NO abbreviations in regards to their passes and title gained DOG PHOTO S ON THE CLUBROOM WALL: If your dog gains a title, we would love to display their picture on the wall. The pre-requisite for a dog picture to go on the wall is that the dog must have gained an obedience, tracking, agility or endurance title first. You will need to provide an 8 x 10 picture (portrait only) and all your dog s relevant details for a photo to go up on the wall. It is also your responsibility to inform the Secretary in writing if you require that your dog s photo details need to be updated at any stage. If you have any queries, talk to the Secretary. TRACKING Tracking Club of Victoria, Broadford 9/7/2018 Peter Miller and Tanner gained a result of Very Good in Test 5 OBEDIENCE Hastings and District Obedience Dog Club Obedience and Rally Trial 16/6/2018 Lydia Whiteway and Phoenix gained Second Place in Novice with a score of 191 Geelong Obedience Dog Club Double Obedience and Rally Trial 7/7/2018 Lydia Whiteway and Phoenix gained First Place in Novice with a score of 174. This gives them the Title CD (Companion Dog) RALLY OBEDIENCE Hungarian Vizsla Club of Victoria Rally Obedience Trial 5/5/2018 Hannah Truhlar and Baron gained First Place in Rally Excellent with a score of 90 points Mornington Obedience Dog Club Rally Obedience Trial 27/5/2018 Hannah Truhlar and Baron gained First Place in Rally Excellent with a score of 97 points. German Shepherd Dog Club of Victoria Obedience and Rally Trial 14/7/18 Hannah Truhlar and Baron gained second place in Rally Excellent with a score of 94. Page 15 of 20

16 Geelong Obedience Dog Club Double Obedience and Rally Trial 7/7/2018 and 8/7/2018 Andrea Taylor and Lilly gained a Third place and two more passes in Rally Novice giving them the Title RN (Rally Novice) COME TO THE FUN DAY ON SATURDAY AUGUST 25 th Instead if the usual classes on Saturday August 25 th you and your dog are invited to participate in the Fun Day competition. Fun Days are great opportunities to meet and chat with members you may not have met as they usually come at a different time. The competition is organised in class levels so you will only be competing in the level at which you normally train. The judges are usually the instructors so you will know them and they will be familiar with your dog and its level of training. The Fun Days are a good chance to enjoy some one on one time, which can be very helpful with the instructor. The free sausages are always very popular. Page 16 of 20

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18 CLASS EXERCISES CLASS EXECISES PUPPY CLASS All Exercises as per Class 1 plus retrieving, puppy play and socialisation. CLASS 1 CLASS 2 CLASS 3 All exercises on Loose Lead. Heel on lead with right turn and right about turn Sit (Voice and lead/manually sit) Drop (from sit position) Stand alongside handler Sit-Stay (10 seconds, handler return around dog) Recall (on lead, 4 metres) Progressing to handler returning around dog All Class 1 exercises plus: Heel on lead, plus left turn and left about turn Stand Stay (on lead) Sit Stay (30 seconds) Drop Stay (30 seconds - Handler returns around dog) Slow pace Recall (on lead - Handler returns around dog) Dog Introduction All Class 1 & 2 exercises plus: Drop (whilst heeling) Figure of Eight Fast Pace Stand for Examination (Introduce lightly running hand over back & head) Sit Stay (approx. 6 metres 60 seconds with lead on the ground) Drop Stay (approx. 6 metres 60 seconds with lead on the ground) Recall Off Lead (maximum of 10 metres lead up on lead) Finish on Lead Introduction to the Dumbbell (exercise done 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month time permitting) CLASS 4 (CCD ) All Class 1, 2 & 3 exercises plus: Introduction to off lead heeling Heeling on Lead, lead in left hand Change of Position Exercise Drop in front of handler/lead on/return Stand for Examination (on lead 750mm from dog) Recall (full exercise at least 12 metres no finish) Sit Stay (1 minute approx. 10 metres off lead) Drop Stay (2 minutes approx. 10 metres off lead) Introduction to Retrieve Dumbbell Exercise (time permitting) Introduction to Broad Jump (time permitting) CLASS 5 (NOVICE) All Class 1, 2, 3 & 4 exercises plus: All ANKC Novice Class Exercises including both optional exercises All Stays with Distractions (Note: To be promoted from Class 5 to 6 you must attain two passes under an aspiring judge at a club Funday or two passes in the Novice class at a Trial, or a combination of one each). CLASS 6 (OPEN) Full Open Routine - All ANKC Open Class Exercises (Note: To be promoted from Class 6 to 7 you must attain one pass under an aspiring judge at a club Funday or one pass in the Open class at a Trial). CLASS 7 CLASS 8 PLEASE NOTE: (UTILITY) Full Utility Routine (UD) - All ANKC Utility Class Exercises (UDX) Full Utility Dog Excellent Routine All ANKC Utility Dog Excellent Class Exercises DO NOT ATTEMPT ANY OF THE EXERCISES ABOVE WITHOUT FIRST HAVING BEEN PROPERLY INSTRUCTED BY A CLUB INSTRUCTOR. CLASSES 4,5,6,7 & 8 (TRIALING MEMBERS) PLEASE INFORM THE SECRETARY IF YOU GAIN A PASS OR TITLE WHEN TRIALING SO YOUR TRAINING CARD CAN BE UPDATED Page 18 of 20

19 OFFICE BEARERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT TREASURER Ray Ashman Peter Hallgarten Noelene Jordan Kerrie Scully Peter Hallgarten Vacant COMMITTEE MEMBERS Jeanette Hearn Corrina Mayall Colin McInnes David Pickersgill Heather Taylor Tilly Williams CHIEF INSTRUCTORS Ken Buckley and Peter Miller OBEDIENCE INSTRUCTORS Ken Buckley (Assistant Chief Instructor) Sue Hounslow Lin McPherson Peter Miller Ibby Songur Heather Taylor Wendy Trawn Hannah Truhlar Colin McInnes-Puppies Donna Buckley Wednesday night Trainee Instructors Carl Mayall David Pickersgill AGILITY INSTRUCTORS Brian Bushell Colin McInnes Carl Mayall TRAINING TIMES Obedience o 1.00pm 1.25pm Social Walk o 1.30pm 2.20pm Puppy / Class One (1) o 2.30pm 3.20pm Class Two (2) / Class Three (3) o 3.30pm 4.20pm Class Four (4) / Class Five (5) Agility o 11:00am 1:00pm Agility Ring Training o 1.15pm 3.30pm Rally Obedience o 1.10pm 2.40pm Class 8 o 1.10pm 3.30pm Class 7 o 1.30pm 3.30pm Class 6 o 2.30pm 2.40pm Group Stays o 2.40pm 3.30pm Class 4 & 5 For anyone who would like some ring training Page 19 of 20

20 CLUB CALENDAR AUGUST 4 INDUCTION DAY 6 TCC MEETING 20 COMMITTEE MEETING 25 FUN DAY SEPTEMBER 1 INDUCTION DAY 3 TCC MEETING 5 WEDNESDAY NIGHT TRAINING RESUMES 16 WYNDHAM S PET & ANIMAL EXPO 17 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 24 COMMITTEE MEETING 29 ACTIVITIES DAY OCTOBER 6 INDUCTION DAY 8 TCC MEETING 15 COMMITTEE MEETING 20 DOUBLE OBEDIENCE TRIAL NO TRAINING 27 INDUCTION DAY 29 TCC MEETING 31 CLOSE OFF DATE FOR TROPHY ELIGIBILITY NOVEMBER 3 NO TRAINING - MELBOURNE CUP LONG WEEKEND 5 CLOSE OFF DATE FOR TROPHY APPLICATIONS 14 INDUCTEES ADDITIONAL OBEDIENCE TRAINING 19 COMMITTEE MEETING 21 INDUCTEES ADDITIONAL OBEDIENCE TRAINING 28 INDUCTEES ADDITIONAL OBEDIENCE TRAINING Page 20 of 20