The
Essex Dog Display Team
Est. 1979
"par excellence"
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and there is no doubt being the inspiration for nearly every dog display team for the past 34 years is flattery indeed, although we do note one team are almost copying our highly respected name…flattery without a doubt - but please beware of imitations!! if it doesn’t say THE ESSEX DOG DISPLAY TEAM, then it is not us
and VERY, VERY PROFESSIONAL...
THAT’S BRITAIN’S PREMIER DOG DISPLAY TEAM
Britain’s longest established and leading dog display team leave nothing to chance when it comes to giving the audience an outstanding display with a truly unique and fascinating commentary.
VERY
ENTERTAINING...
VERY
EXCITING...
The team has huge appeal for old and young alike and fits really well into any type of event. We are not a copy of any other dog team and the many different exercises we carry out show we are not just a dog agility team either. 90% of the events we attend are through recommendation and repeat bookings.
With 10 various breeds of dogs and their handlers, the team carry out either 2 x 25min displays or 1 x 40min display during the course of the day. Each event we attend receives the same professional and unique presentation.
All the dogs in the display team are trained at the Essex Dog Training Centre, Brentwood which two years ago was voted by the public 'The Best Dog Training Facility in the UK’
Display Team Director Roy Dyer has received an International Lifetime Achievement Award for his work within the canine world and in 2008 was invited by Her Majesty the Queen to Buckingham Palace for recognition of his charity and community work.
If you feel that this premier act could fit into your arena programme and would like further details please contact the Display Team Director Roy Dyer who will be pleased to talk with you.
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