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From those nice people who support agility
Barking Mad Wins Eukanuba Sponsorship for Winter Agility Series
 Northamptonshire-based
agility and obedience club, Barking Mad is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with
Eukanuba.
The pet food company has agreed to
provide support for the club as well as sponsor the Barking Mad Winter Agility Series 2008/9,
which will be held for the third year running at Keysoe Equestrian College in Bedfordshire.
Dates for the six shows in the 2008/9
Winter Agility Series are 18 October, 8 November, 6 December, 3 of January, 31 January and 28
February. The format will be the same as last year with qualifying rounds for all grades,
culminating in a final at the last show.
Schedules will be out at the beginning
of July, and will be available on Agilitynet and the club’s website at
www.barkingmadagility.co.uk. As in previous years, entries will be limited.
Den and Niki Keeler, who own and run
Barking Mad, have also become official agents for the Eukanuba range. They plan to provide
product and nutritional advice at all the shows in the Winter Agility Series.
Eukanuba petfood uses only natural
ingredients and contains no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Food contains Omega
3s for a shiny coat, antioxidants for a strong immune system and natural fibre for healthy
digestion. More information on the Eukanuba range can be obtained online at
www.eukanuba.co.uk.
Barking Mad and Eukanuba – together
making good dogs great.
(21/05/08)
Canine Card Sponsorship of Shows
 Over
the past year Colette Turner, founder of Canine Cards, has worked closely with various show
secretaries to arrange sponsorship of classes at dog shows in return for some publicity for
Canine Cards at the show. So far, Canine Cards is sponsoring shows/classes in Essex, Sheffield,
Merseyside, Scotland, Isle of Man and Orkney. What a great place for a dog show!
If any Canine Card
members are involved in dog shows and would like to talk to her about potential sponsorship by
Canine Cards, then please email
colette@caninecards.co.uk and you can have a chat.
You can find out more about Canine Cards by visiting
their web site. Anyone is free to browse around the
Canine Card website to read the articles and to preview the unique cards but, if you want to
send e-cards to friends and family then you will need to join the Canine Card “family” and
become a member.
(14/06/07)
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