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Click on the schedules and it will open as a PDF

Schedule for the 88th Championship Show, Judge Mr Jim Falconer

STCE_JUL_22_88th schedule-1
STCE_JUL_22_88th form-1

Schedule for the 89th Championship Show, Judge Mrs Anne Dauncey

STCE_JUL_22_89th schedule-1
STCE_JUL_22_89th form-1

The Scottish Terrier Club (England) has carried out a routine Data Protection assessment.
Members can view an updated copy of the Data Audit and Privacy notice by contacting the Acting Secretary Gail Dixon.

 Any member who does not wish to have their details appear within the address section of the yearbook please contact the Acting Secretary.

Details of British Labs who do DNA tests for CMO and VWD: 
Laboklin 
125 NORTHENDEN ROAD, MANCHESTER, M33 3HF 
www.laboklin.co.uk 
Discount can be claimed from this firm for ABS and Club members.

Animal DNA Diagnostics Ltd 
WILLIAM JAMES HOUSE, COWLEY ROAD, CAMBRIDGE, CB4 OWX 
01223 395577 
info@animaldnadiagnostics.co.uk
www.animaldnadiagnostics.co.uk 
 

CMO Article - Please click here

 

Longitudinal Health Project in Scottish Terriers

Nottingham University have secured funding to carry out a long term health project in Scottish Terriers which will involve a review of individual dogs covering health issues, welfare and lifestyle over the life span of the dog. It is hoped that over a period of time important factors can be identified that may influence certain diseases, particularly liver disease and various cancers.

Our Breed is only the 4th pedigree breed, and the only terrier breed, that Nottingham University are currently working with and this is a very exciting and important research project which will hopefully contribute to protecting the future of the breed.

Samples can be collected and questionnaire can completed by all Scottish Terrier owners regardless of whether they are show dogs, pet dogs or rescue dogs. Here is the link:- Longitudinal Health Project in Scottish Terriers by The Nottingham University Canine Breed Health Research Group 

 

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