[ SHOWGSD-L ] STRUCTURE IN ACTION with Pat Hastings

  • From: "Ginger Cleary" <cleary1414@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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  • Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 10:32:45 -0400

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Subject:  STRUCTURE IN ACTION with Pat Hastings


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The CANINE FEDERATION OF CANADA     is proud to host the workshop:
‘STRUCTURE IN ACTION’ with Pat Hastings  October 14, 2006 Brossard, Quebec

PAT HASTING HYPERLINK "http://www.dogfolk.com/"www.dogfolk.com     Pat is a
highly respected canine educator, author, and AKC judge; she is currently a
judge of the Herding and Non-Sporting Groups and Working Groups; Junior
Showmanship; and Best in Show. She has articles published in a wide variety
of dog magazines.

This workshop entitled Structure in Action combines Pat Hastings’ Puppy
Puzzle Presentation, as well as Hastings’ discussion of the value of
structurally evaluating adult dogs that are being considered for a breeding
program, working trials or performance competition, along with a
veterinarian’s perspective on how to reduce the risk of structural injuries
in working and performance dogs.

AGENDA     • How to evaluate the structural quality of puppies (two litters
will be onsite for evaluation)    • The basics of canine structure        •
The weakest links     • How to evaluate the structural quality of your adult
dog (10 participants will be invited to bring their young adult dogs along)
• What your dog can do and should not be doing?      • A vet’s ideas on how
to strengthen structure and reduce the risk of injury    • Question and
hands on work with attendees’ dogs                          Local
Veterinarian

Contact: Suzanne Lavigne, President, Canine Federation of Canada – at
doucoton@xxxxxxxxxxxx or call 450-441-0135 Cost: (lunch and refreshments
included) $100.00

Directions:

South Shore Veterinary Hospital Workshop starts at 08:30 am ‘till 5:00pm
7415 Blvd Taschereau Brossard (Que)

From Ottawa, Ontario     Take HWY-417 E-(109 km)     Take Hwy 40 E   Take
Exit 66 S Hwy 10/hwy 15 towards Sherbrooke/Champlain Bridge for 0,5 km
Continue on Hwy 10 for approx 1,7 km    Take Exit 8 (Rte 134) towards
LaPrairie/Longueuil for a distance of 0,3 km      Turn slightly Right on
Taschereau Blvd     Turn Left on “blvd de Rom”      Take a right turn on
Taschereau Blvd

Return with payment made to the order of: Canine Federation of Canada - 265,
rue des PeupliersSt Bruno (Que) J3V 2M2

Workshop : Structure in Action with Mrs Pat Hasting

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Ginger Cleary, Rome, GA
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www.rihadin.com

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