TUFFLEY AGILITY SHOW

Brenda Dallimore

"Dylan was diagnosed with canine dysautonomia (the same as "grass sickness" in horses or "gaskell" in cats) in February - this is usually fatal. On the day that he was to be put to sleep one of the vets at work gave him acupuncture - it worked. After five treatments all the symptoms have disappeared. Dylan is now just building up his stamina and muscles so today's 9th place is very very special."

Sue Wood

"I would like to thank you for putting on Any Size Jumping at Tuffley Agility Show - I was really delighted when there was a course that my collie Jet could do again. She really enjoys agility, but hasn't been able to do it since last year, due to the fact the she has arthritis in her middle back which means she can no loner do weaves, full height, or the A frame. Once she had started, a grin appeared on her face and then it came to the tunnel and you could hardly see her for the grin. Even the judge commented on how all of a sudden the grin appeared and she was so happy. I would like to thank you for helping me to bring the smile back on Jet's face. Long may it continue. That is what it is all about, us and them enjoying working together. I hope these courses appear more often."