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pumbajunior
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05/11/2007 : 07:18:55      reply with quote


Were picking up our pooch on saturday and was wondering if anyone knew of puppy/junior training classes for dogs in the area?
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alan
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05/11/2007 : 08:46:01      reply with quote


There used to be one in an old chruch, I think on Devonshire Street in Keighley that was very good.

Don't know if it's still going, ask at Dogsbody's.
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05/11/2007 : 12:05:48      reply with quote


There is one in Skipton run by Embsay Dog training club, down Broughton Road. Puppy training is Tues 6.30pm. They have a website can't remember it, but I found it through Google.
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05/11/2007 : 14:14:45      reply with quote


Thanks guys
i think i prefer skipton though
car might be in one piece when we come back to itlaugh :D
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05/11/2007 : 17:17:38      reply with quote


I took my young Pup to the Skipton classes a few times last year. Paid up for the full course but decided that the two women were a bit too aggressive in their methods so stopped going.
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pumbajunior
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05/11/2007 : 17:25:51      reply with quote


ive also heard that the haworth one in a church by edinburgh woolen mill is good
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pumbajunior
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06/11/2007 : 07:21:40      reply with quote


The lady at skipton is booked up till xmas then taking a break
but she gave me phone numbers for ilkley keighley & haworth also signed on with the vets on skipton road last night
just gotta pass the house test tommorow then will get the pooch saturday
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alan
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06/11/2007 : 08:31:19      reply with quote


Don't forget the dog poo bags 'pumbajunior'wink ;)
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hermione fraggle
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12/11/2007 : 12:19:18      reply with quote


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Don't forget the dog poo bags 'pumbajunior'wink ;)
Don't worry we always have poo bags. It is one of my worst pet peeves (no pun inteneded) people who don't clean up after their dogs need shooting. It is dirty and anti scoial not too. On another poo related point, for a town with so many dog owners why are there so few poo bins about. As much as I love my dog I don't like carrying around bag of poo. Maybe if there were more bins folks would be more inclined to pick up there poo.

Also they are stopping doing grooming at Dogs body. Eeek where can I take my pooch for bathing from now on??
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12/11/2007 : 12:37:51      reply with quote


The town council has been chasing poo bins, but the official Bradford response is that they will not, for healthy and safety reasons I think, provide specific poo bins.

BUT they do say use the ordinary bins!

If you want some posters to put up on lamp posts near where you live let me know happy :)
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12/11/2007 : 14:45:51      reply with quote


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The town council has been chasing poo bins, but the official Bradford response is that they will not, for healthy and safety reasons I think, provide specific poo bins.

BUT they do say use the ordinary bins!

If you want some posters to put up on lamp posts near where you live let me know happy :)

I would love some posters. As I say it really annoys me when people don't pick up poo.

But surely putting bags of poo in a general watse bin is just as bad as putting them in a poo bin, health and safety wise. I am guessing they would be too restricted on budget for getting ones like the one outisde the Ecology Building Society which seems to lock the bags away when you close the lid.
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alan
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12/11/2007 : 15:59:39      reply with quote


We've got some laminated if you want them 'hermione'. Let me know, Peter can forward e-mails on to me.

I also wondered if it would be useful posting some on here that people could print off, if anyone is interested. They could be laminated and then fixed up.
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pumbajunior
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12/11/2007 : 20:28:49      reply with quote


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Don't forget the dog poo bags 'pumbajunior'wink ;)
nope i never forget them
im at work in bingley atm and still have 3 on me
if you see a fat guy with pony tail with a medium sized black dog carrying a yellow dogs trust bag with a brown goldfish in itlaugh :Dwink ;) thats me

as hermione said the one at ecology is great i had to use the normal bin outside the social club today as went on a different route
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