Your first obedience show – a survival pack

Want to start competing in obedience?

Compete already but find all the rules confusing?

The obedience survival pack contains ‘Your first obedience show’, an excellent 32 page booklet with rules / regulations and general advice to help you survive obedience shows, a bag of training treats, a ring clip and some poo bags.

Mary Ray (Winner of Dog Obedience Championships - Crufts 2003) says "This is a very clear and concise handbook which will be an invaluable help to anyone deciding to start entering obedience shows” and Roy Page (Obedience Council Chairman) says the book is “a really valuable book which is crammed with the answers to every conceivable question” Read the full comments here

Kits are £6 each +50p P&P or if you want to buy 5 or more they are discounted to £5 each +P&P.

Special offer – buy this and ‘Your First Obedience Show’ for just £10!

For more information or to order please call me (Sally) at mail@dalysdogs.co.uk or visit agility warehouse

Full comments:

"This is a very clear and concise handbook which will be an invaluable help to anyone deciding to start entering obedience shows, which can be a little bit awesome for the new competitor.  The book lays out in a step-by-step format exactly what needs to be done to enter the first show.  I'm sure it will be a great encouragement to newcomers to the sport of obedience."

- Mary Ray (Winner of Dog Obedience Championships - Crufts 2003)

"Dipping one's toe into the pool of competitive obedience for the first time can be a really daunting event. Knowledge comes with experience and there is so much that seasoned competitors take for granted - the protocol of simply making an entry, the etiquette involved when arriving at a Show, the list is endless. I think it's true to say that, in times gone by, most of today's regular campaigners managed to gather together the necessary information from the clubs which they attended and from the friends they made whilst pursuing their new-found hobby.  Today, less emphasis seems to be placed on this aspect of showing and so there is an ever-growing need for such information to be readily available. Sally and Rachel have produced a really valuable book here which addresses this problem and is crammed with the answers to every conceivable question for those who are either relatively new to the sport or are thinking of taking the plunge for the very first time."

- Roy Page (Obedience Council Chairman)