
Dealing with Heat Stroke
Vet Rebecca Bailey has provided practical guidance and advice on spotting heat stroke, and preventing it, in dogs.
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Scurries come in all shapes and sizes but the aim of them is always the same, for a dog to retrieve a dummy in the quickest time possible.
Scurries range from a straightforward marked dummy to more challenging exercises such as the ‘pick & mix’, where only certain dummies should be picked and some even have a distraction element.
These exercises provide fun for both the handler and dog whilst also testing your dog’s abilities in the atmosphere of a gundog competition.
You can find BASC scurry events at shows and game fairs all over the country. We also run regular gundog training and husbandry events, open to both members of BASC and non-members.
Scurry dates for 2024 will appear here.
Gundog training events for 2024 will appear here.
Vet Rebecca Bailey has provided practical guidance and advice on spotting heat stroke, and preventing it, in dogs.
The Hunting Act 2004 prohibits all hunting of wild mammals with dogs in England and Wales, except where it is carried out in accordance with one of the tightly drawn exemptions, which allow for certain necessary pest control and other activities to be undertaken, subject to strict conditions.
The Tower Bird trophies are named in memory of the late Noel M (Tim) Sedgewick, the former editor-in-chief of The Shooting Times and Country Magazine.