Gepps Cross Dog Training Centre in Clearview | Non-profit organisation

Gepps Cross Dog Training Centre

Locality: Clearview

Address: Somerset Reserve, Sarnia Ave, Clearview Clearview, SA, Australia

Website: http://geppscrossdogtraining.org.au/

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22.01.2022 Looking to be more involved with our community club next year? GCDTC is looking for a number of volunteers and would love to hear from you!... Currently looking for...... - assisting Di at the desk on Sundays - committee members (meetings once a month on Thursday nights) - anyone interested in becoming an Instructor We would love to hear from you! Come and talk to Annette R, Di or David to hear more about what is involved or express your interest. #dogtraining #communityclub #getinvolved #club #instructors #committeemembers #volunteers #dogs #doglovers #inittogether #fun #weekends #dog

20.01.2022 We hope your are all ok today and for the next 6 days, at least we know your dogs will love it! Sending you a little happiness with some doggy smiles .. See if you can capture a picture of your happy dogs or their funny expressions and quirky characters. We would love to see them!

17.01.2022 Hello GCDTC members and followers, A little update as we work to keep up with the rapid changes to restrictions. Dogs SA have have put a ban on all meetings, training and shows until monday 31 November at which time they will review the situation. This means that at the moment our AGM and presentation picnic have been cancelled. The committee is looking into holding the two functions together at a date and time to be advised. The picnic would only be a BBQ, presentation wit...h ice-cream with no games or Santa. We will keep you updated as we have further information and look forward to hopefully gathering again before a nice long break. GCDTC

16.01.2022 It’s a hot one today! - *Hot Weather policy reminder*... Up to 31 degrees - training as normal 32 to 34 degrees - modified training schedule with all classes at 9.30 am 35 degrees and over - no training Temperature as per Bureau of Meteorology. Regram @mojitotheminiaussie #hot #hotweatherpolicy #doglovers #staycool #dogtraining #safetraining #modifiedtraining #keepsafe #dogs

09.01.2022 Animals lack the ability to sweat effectively so they rely mostly on breathing and their skin to lose heat.... Here are some tips to keep your pets comfortable and safe this summer.

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08.01.2022 Look at all the Pom Poms!

07.01.2022 TRAINING CANCELLED It is going to be too hot for training tomorrow, Sunday 15th Nov. Please stay in with your dogs or make sure they have fresh water and a cool place to escape the heat. ... Australian dogs face the real possibility of heat stress or heatstroke if they're left outside during these extreme hot days. If you are not sure of the signs or how to best care for your dog on hot days, take a look at this article by Australian Dog Lover on Preventing heat stress in dogs... https://www.australiandoglover.com//preventing-heat-stress #toohot #stayin #trainingcancelled #hotweather #heatstroke #hot #dogtraining #dogs #doglovers

04.01.2022 Dear members, An important notice from Roz Becker, Executive Officer at Dogs SA. ... ... The Dogs SA Council held an Emergency Meeting regarding the recent Covid-19 Outbreak and decided that All Dogs SA sanctioned activities and affiliate club training are to be cancelled until close of business on Monday 30th November. Dogs SA Council will review Government restrictions before providing further advice. Please note this includes all planned events and meetings scheduled to take place over the coming 2 weeks. Should clubs choose to have meetings elsewhere they are to comply with current SA Covid Safe Restrictions. I would like to thank all our volunteers that have contributed many hours to organising and running these activities. I understand it is very disappointing to have to cancel. This decision has been made to protect the health and wellbeing of all South Australians and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community. Roz Becker Executive Officer

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