Wet Noses and Waggy Tails
8th May 2012
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Join the Wet Noses & Waggy Tails at Chasewater Country Park

The canine awareness day Sunday 20th May is set to include displays, novelty classes, the chance to micro-chip your dog for £5, photography, a guided walk, stalls, refreshments, as well as a celebrity guest appearance by ‘Toto’ who starred in The Wizard of Oz at The Prince of Wales Theatre.

 

Councillor Val Richards, Lichfield District Council’s Cabinet Member for Leisure Services, said: “This is the perfect event for dog owners as well as their dogs. Not only will there be lots of fun shows and classes, we’re offering micro-chipping for £5 and a free guided walk aimed at dog walkers.”

 

Free dog displays will take place throughout the day.

 

Time

Display

11.30am

 

Obedience with Lichfield and District Dog Training Society

1.30pm

Heelwork to music with Lichfield and District Dog Training Society

2.30pm

Greyhound training with Sally Rapson and Racing Tails

3pm

Agility and Flyball with Lichfield and District Dog Training Society

 

Everyone can bring their dogs along and enter them into any of the four classes. It costs £1 to enter a class or £3 for all four. The winner from each class will win a rosette and small prize.

 

Time

Class

1.30pm

Prettiest bitch

2pm

Most handsome dog

2.30pm

Waggiest tail

3pm

Best party trick

3.30pm

Dog that looks most like its owner

 

Codsall Photographic will be taking pictures of the day, and can take a set portrait or capture your dog in action.

 

Lichfield District Council’s environmental health team will be offering micro-chipping for just £5. This permanent method of identification makes it much easier to trace dog owners, should their dog get lost.

 

From 12.45pm to 1.15pm, the council’s Biodiversity Officer, Chris Walsh, will be leading a guided walk, to explain more about the rare heathland, why it is being grazed by cattle, and how to behave around livestock when taking a dog for a walk.

 

For more information please, please call Lichfield District Council’s parks team on 01543 370607 or email chasewater@lichfielddc.gov.uk.

 

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