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Hi Deb,lurcher lover said:Hi J.TJ.T. said:The agility shows I go to charge around £2.40 per entry per class. I have 2 dogs & usually enter 10 classes over a weekend. Then there is the £15 camping fee. Then there is fuel/food/drink over the weekend. And if you're lucky you get a rosette I've never dared to add up how much it costs over the year (w00t)
For the last couple of years we have competed at Chatsworth, it's part of the entertainment for the public too, with a commentary for each dog. It costs £7.50 to enter 4 classes & you get free entry into the show for the day. Bargain
You're obviously one of the lucky ones at Chatsworth. I don't mind paying to entering my dogs in the ring or racing. I've got 5 dogs that all show and race and it's lovely to watch then and usually a great day out with your mates. But I do begrudge having to pay the entrance price at Chatsworth when I never get to see the rest of the show.
My daughter loves to watches the various horse events, but they're so far away and she's only 9 I can't let her go by herself and I don't get the time to take her myself.
I appreicate that everything has to go up, but first it should be advertised properly and I don't think that many people expect to pay more than a pound at a small show in a field with nothing else there (i.e. foods vans/stalls etc).
Again, this is just my opinion.
Pam, i'm glad you've not been put off - I was disgusted at the way the judge treated you. I would like to say thanks to you and the other "fereters" if there's such a word for making a "novice" in the world of ferrets feel very welome.
Deb
I think we are on the same lines.At least Pam is not put off.The atmosphere was enviable at the ferret tent,at least they are welcoming,and seem to enjoy what they do.
Amandaxx