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Boarding Kennels These kennels are not a recommendation by Stockbury Dog Club, but a list of kennels used by members:- Lanes End - Winchling Beaux Aires - Bimbury Lane, Stockbury	Stray Dogs If you find a stray dog in the Swale area during normal office hours 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday you can contact Swale Borough Council on the following number 01795 417850. If it is between 5pm - 9pm weekdays or 9am - 9pm weekends you should ring the stray dog line on 07795237479. Tim Oxley is the Swale Borough Council Animal Control Officer.	Display Team 2006 The Stockbury Club Display Team carried out five displays during 2006. Click for details of each display.

Attendance Record Sunday the 19th Nov 2006 saw the highest number of dogs yet for Sunday morning training. Fifty one dogs were in training and as can be seen in the photograph below this makes quite a gathering at the 10 o'clock briefing.	Shields For Most Improved Dog On Sunday 11th November 2007 Mick presented the shields for most improved puppy and adult dogs. The most improved adult dog was shared by Felicity "Fidge" and Tony Carpenter's two GSDs Ellie and Lucy. The most improved young dog went to Patricia Gregory's Spaniel Alfie. Congratulations to the winners.	DEDICATION OR BARKING MAD!!!! Sunday 23rd March Training on Easter Sunday was a rather snowy affair. Despite the mixture of snow, a cold north wind and a temperature of about 1 deg C (felt minus a few degrees) about twenty intrepid handlers and their dogs took part. After the usual general assembly Mick took one big group through its paces with the normal mixture of walking to heel together with some short downs, recalls, etc.. The last twenty minutes those that were there from Roger's group and the other trainers split off from Mick's group to practice this years display routine. Training ended promptly at 11 and everybody was gone by 11:10am, about the quickest clearance we have had, something to do with the weather perhaps!!!
Photos Various photographs of dogs attending training	New Attendance Record Sunday, 10th February 2008, set a new attendance record for the club with 52 dogs in training. The previous highest number of dogs at a Sunday morning training was fifty one on Sunday 19th Nov 2006.	IMPROVEMENT AWARDS At training on Sunday 24th May 2009 we presented awards to the handlers and dogs for their hard work and achievement in the following categories: Most improved adult dog: Larry - Helen (handler) Most improved puppy: Pippa - Helen (handler) Most improved rescue dog: Holly - John & Theresa (handlers) Click for video of presentation(10Mb)