`...a multi-purpose gundog ...has an excellent nose, staying power, and works equally well on land and in water. A keen worker, easily taught, loyal, affectionate and trustworthy`

`...a multi-purpose gundog ...has an excellent nose, staying power, and works equally well on land and in water. A keen worker, easily taught, loyal, affectionate and trustworthy`

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THE LMC NATURAL APTITUDE DAY, Cowbog Farm, Kelso, Sunday 19th June 2011

There were 12 entries with 1 absentee. The following dogs passed:

Congratulations to:

% Smith & Lloyd’s Paddockridge Rulander %

% Uherkovichova’s Qualitil Rosies Boy %

% Gray’s Franorst Paws for Thought %

% Kennedy’s Qualitil Unforgettable %

% MacGregor’s Jaudas Fame & Glory %

% Logie’s Albadhu Paws for Perfection %

% Kaye’s Raycris Odin %

% Bargman’s Crumpsbrook Acacia %

The weather was mixed but luckily the rain fell at lunch time and right at the end of the day. Food as always was splendid with plenty of helpers.

Thanks to everyone for making the day go so well.

photos courtesy of Wendy Lacy & Katie Lloyd

THE LMC NATURAL APTITUDE DAY, Stoke Bardolph Estate, Sunday 17th April 2011

We had an excellent entry of 21, all LMs, a pleasant change from recent years. Of the 20 dogs present, there were three passes:

Congratulations to:

% Kitchen’s Tarkanya Bellas Bourbon %

% Waterworth’s Raycris Freya %

% Tordoff’s Crumpsbrook Robinia %

Many Congratulations! Unfortunately for what ever reason, most dogs fell down on the retrieving. On a different day or under different circumstances, they may well have passed. The NAT should be seen as an opportunity to learn and gain experience and we hope everyone was happy with the day and will join us at future club events.

photos courtesy of Jo Banks, Sue Wood/Ian Tapp & Alicia Sacha.

RESULTS OF LARGE MUNSTERLANDER CLUB NAT. APT. DAYS 2011

OF THE BREED