Canine Good Neighbor Day at the Beeton Fair
The Dog Legislation Council of Canada is offering a Canine Good Neighbor Day at the Beeton Fair September 19th, 2009.
Canadian Kennel Club certificate test – conducted by a CKC CGN Evaluator.
Fee for CGN is $35.00 per dog.
Saturday, September 19th 2009 – testing will be held on the grounds at the Beeton Fair.
This test is available to purebred and non-pure bred dogs. There will be an entrance fee to gain access to the Fairgrounds. Please keep your dogs leashed to comply with municipal bylaws at all times.
For more information about the CGN testing criteria please contact Lori Gray
The Town of New Tecumseth offers a half price reduction to dog tag costs for dogs with a Canine Good Neighbour Certificate.
Directions:
From Hwy 400, go north to exit hwy 88 to Bond Head. Go west to Bond Head to stoplight at hwy 27th. Turn north to 8th line 1.5 km. Turn left or west toward Beeton 8.8km. You will now be on the Main St of Beeton. At 2nd St N in Beeton, turn right or north to Prospect St. You will be at the fairgrounds in Community Park.
Pre-book CGN testing by contacting:
dlccevents@gmail.com or call Lori at (705)435-3481
Dogs must be 6 months of age or older
doG and God – Charming Video
This has been making the rounds of all the mailing lists, so chances are some of you have seen it, but it’s still well worth sharing.
Video after the cut.
Eagles Impress Animal Lovers? Not this one.
From NBC Philadelphia:
Private, spirited, cordial and candid. That’s how devout animal lovers described their two-hour meeting Monday night with Eagles management.
“I thought it was a good first step in making the best of what we all think is kind of a horrific starting situation,” said Rich Britton, with Chester County’s SPCA.
The team extended the invites, reaching out to representatives of the area’s animal welfare groups, one week after signing dogfighting felonMichael Vick. Vick was not at the meeting (since he’s not part of the management team) but Eagles President Joe Banner was and that seemed to buy a lot of goodwill.
“I have to give the Eagles high marks, that Mr. Banner and Ms. Crawley were prepared to sit there as long as they did,” said District Attorney Lynne Abraham. She was invited by the team to lend a “prosecutor’s perspective” to the discussion.
You know what? Color me unimpressed. The only “good first step” that these morons can possibly make is when they start the firing process.