DDTC Magazine

 

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The Club magazine is issued annually at the Championship Show in July. The magazine covers a wide range of subjects - short stories, show reports, health articles, and even poetry and recipes.

If you have any interesting news or stories for next year's Magazine, please get in touch with us.

You can also place an advert in the Magazine. Prices are currently £15 for a half page, £25 for a full page.

Some back issues of the magazine are available for sale.

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Many articles from back issues of the magazine, currently back to 1986, are available to view or download from the website. BUT you need to log on as a registered user to access all of them. You'll find the log-in box at the bottom left of the page. Once you are logged in, a list of magazines is shown on this page. You can either go through them year by year, or type into the search box.

Not registered yet? No problem, just click 'Create an account'. You now need to be a club member to register.

If you find anything on the site that doesn't work properly, please email me.

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For those who have not logged in, here is a limited selection of the magazine articles available. Register and log in to access all magazines, currently back to 1986. You need to be a member of the DDTC in order to register, but it is now possible to pay your membership online using PayPal.

This postcard was bought by Enid Gibson in an antique shop in Accrington. Enid thought it would be interesting to hear if anyone has seen it before and also if they know who the recipient of the card might have been?
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Hi, my name's Hazel and I'm a Bearded Collie - I think! Well, my five friends at home are and I've heard a few people say, 'It'll be all reet, that Beardie, if it mecks t'height.
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Written 3rd June 1936. A PEN PICTURE OF MY IDEAL DANDIE DINMONT by T. RUTHERFORD. I have been asked to give some sort of a pen picture of my idea of what a Dandie should look like. Well, to begin with, I must have a dog to look like a dog, and a bitch to look like a bitch.
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by Dorothy Reed. We must be mad I've often said All rush to prepare before bed Only to rise at dawn of day Gather bags, dogs who'd rather stay.
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by Mary T Carr. Now so many much loved Dandies sleep forever in the shade of the copper beech, in the garden close by the river Coquet, each of them a personality and each so different. What a lot of fun they had, and so much pleasure to us who cared for them during their short lives.
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