puppy runs and trial runs
Looking for a new sport for your puppy, and you thought Lure Coursing is the one for you. Well guess what, you're right.... But we must make sure your puppy is six (6) months or older before they will be allowed to take part. We need to consider their delicate bones before we let them run freely.
MY PUP IS OVER 6 MONTHS OLD, NOW WHAT?
Puppy Runs, or Trial Runs for New Dogs, are held at every Race Meeting. The Puppy Run goes for a short distance usually in a straight line. The Lure will travel the course and when it approaches the puppy, it will take off and hopefully entice the puppy (or new dog) to follow.
Puppy runs are held at 8.30 before the official meet and then if your dog is 12 months or older you may then register as a late entry for the official meet.
Remember, if it doesn't happen the first time, don't give up, the puppy will eventually get it, and love it.
QLCA GIVES YOU THE PERFECT WAY TO CELEBRATE YOUR PUPPY'S FIRST BIRTHDAY
Remember, when your puppy celebrates his 1st Birthday you can bring him along register him in a full run and enter an official competition. The perfect birthday present.
The official age of a puppy to enter into a official run, and start to participate in full or half runs, your puppy needs to officially turn 1 year old.
Where: At every QLCA Race Meeting
What Time: Puppies are now run first up in the mornings and then this gives you a chance to register for BOTH runs as a late entry if you would like.
Registration: 8 - 8.30 am.
Costs: $2.00 each puppy run. If you want your puppy to participate, please pay your $2.00 to the Race Secretary, where you will be handed a ticket for you to present to the Huntsmaster on the Field. If you do not have a ticket, you will be asked to take your puppy off the field and purchase one.
MY PUP IS OVER 6 MONTHS OLD, NOW WHAT?
Puppy Runs, or Trial Runs for New Dogs, are held at every Race Meeting. The Puppy Run goes for a short distance usually in a straight line. The Lure will travel the course and when it approaches the puppy, it will take off and hopefully entice the puppy (or new dog) to follow.
Puppy runs are held at 8.30 before the official meet and then if your dog is 12 months or older you may then register as a late entry for the official meet.
Remember, if it doesn't happen the first time, don't give up, the puppy will eventually get it, and love it.
QLCA GIVES YOU THE PERFECT WAY TO CELEBRATE YOUR PUPPY'S FIRST BIRTHDAY
Remember, when your puppy celebrates his 1st Birthday you can bring him along register him in a full run and enter an official competition. The perfect birthday present.
The official age of a puppy to enter into a official run, and start to participate in full or half runs, your puppy needs to officially turn 1 year old.
Where: At every QLCA Race Meeting
What Time: Puppies are now run first up in the mornings and then this gives you a chance to register for BOTH runs as a late entry if you would like.
Registration: 8 - 8.30 am.
Costs: $2.00 each puppy run. If you want your puppy to participate, please pay your $2.00 to the Race Secretary, where you will be handed a ticket for you to present to the Huntsmaster on the Field. If you do not have a ticket, you will be asked to take your puppy off the field and purchase one.
