Welcome to the Mountgrace Gundogs Website

Les Dixon has been a professional gundog trainer for over twenty five years. He has been touring the country show circuit with his dogs for the last six years.

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Les Dixon Mountgrace Gundogs with my granddaughter

A typical show day would be two half hour ring displays, times to suit, but we are flexible and can change to fit in with your arrangements. We normally bring about eight dogs, some fully trained, some partly trained and one or two untrained. This allows us to demonstrate how a trained gundog team works together. Then we can show the basic steps of training young dogs and puppies at various levels of training. We find this is always a good crowd puller as the training for young gundogs is the same as for a pet dog. Also if time permits we like to involve children in the display. My granddaughter loves helping with the dogs and wants to be a vet.

This year I have a small number of puppies for sale from top class working stock. Two black Labradours and a few liver and white English Springer Spaniels.

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The Great Yorkshire Show Dogs at work at Murton Grange -
one of the premier high bird shoots

Ot;ey Show 2009

Otley Show

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Les with his trailer for the Moungrace Gundogs Display Team.

The larger shows that we cover includes Newark and Nottingham, Herts County, East of England, Great Yorkshire, Alnwick Castle as well as many smaller one day shows. When not in the ring we have a static display so that the public can come along and see our dogs and discuss any training problems they may be having with their own dog. Our working gundogs are Labradors and Spaniels.

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The Team

Mountgrace Gundogs is sponsored by Chudleys dog foods.

Les also recommends Northallerton Shooting & Countrywear.


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