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The Countryside Alliance are once again running their Gundog Theft Awareness week which is taking place from Thursday 31 October to 7 November.
The shooting season is here again and many of you will be looking forward to picking-up with your dogs, writes Jayne Coley.
Jayne Coley offers the following advice to someone who is training a young Labrador this summer and wants to know whether they should train it with the other two dogs in attendance, or in isolation to begin with.
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The Kennel Club is privileged to announce that His Majesty the King will be its new Patron, continuing in the footsteps of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II who was Patron from 1952 until 2022.
The Shotgun and Chelsea Bun Club are rebranding with aims of revolutionising visibility for women shooting.
Ben Randall wins Gundog Trainer of the Year at the Great British Shooting Awards, held on Friday 23rd February at the Birmingham NEC.
Champion gundog trainer Ben Randall’s highly anticipated debut book, How to train your gundog, is now available to order.
How far would you go to collect a dog? Is an 800-mile round-trip excessive? Not for Will Hetherington as it turns out. Photograph: Harry Lessman
A closer look at the work of Keith Sykes and Coral Rose, two of the nation's most prominent gundog artists
Michelle Oseman picks-up four or five days a week in the Cotswolds and here she shares some of her well-earned wisdom.
Laura Hill offers advice on dealing with excited dogs
What can you do if your dog whines on the peg?
Nick Radclyffe delves into the family archives to reveal the story of his forefathers and the first Kennel Club registered yellow labrador.
Delivering dogs to America is just part of the service for Charlie Thorburn and Mordor Gundogs, as Martin Puddifer discovers.
The show season involves lots of opportunities for novice and experienced handlers alike to test their dogs. Ian Harford consults a team of experts for some advice on how to approach these events.
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