THE Queen will be able to see a display of “dog agility” put on by Cheshire Dog School when she opens the £30 Orford Jubilee Neighbourhood Hub at Warrington on Thursday, May 17.
Agility trainers Ami Sekhon and Mike Markey have arranged a fun dog agility ring in Orford Park during the Royal visit.
Dog Agility is a fast growing sport and will be demonstrated by invited members of the Orford Park Dog Walkers Association.
After the Queen has left, the agility ring will be open to the general public for “have a go sessions.”
Ami Sekhon said: “This is such a huge honour for us. Just being part of the opening of Orford park would have been fabulous, but being asked to operate the agility ring for Her Majesty in her Diamond Jubilee year makes it so much more special”
THE Queen will be able to see a display of "dog agility" put on by
Cheshire Dog School when she opens the £30 million Orford Jubilee Neighbourhood
Hub at Warrington on Thursday, May 17.
Queen to see dog agility display
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Will they be using Corgi’s?
i am sure the queens visit is very interesting to a lot of people but i am more interested in what roads will be closed etc as my daughter has an exam at salford uni that day and a family member has a scan at walton hospital and are trying to plan their journeys.does anyone know where this information can be found
I’m sure that this new complex did not cost US £30. What a mouthful ofn a title to call a public facility – what will we call it?
Will it be followed by syncronised pooper scooping?