Glen of Imaal Terrier Enthusiasts & Fanciers Club

ANNOUNCEMENT
The EFG Committee would like to thank Jean Rogers for her work and dedication to the club over the last 20 years. Jean was one of the founder members of the club and has been its secretary since inception. She has worked tirelessly for the health and welfare of the breed and has decided it is time to pass the baton. Jean will be sorely missed but remains an integral part of the club having been given a lifetime member by the Committee.
Barbara Baldock and Lin Mullins are also members of the Committee who are stepping down and we thank them for their work over the last 10 years.
NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
The Committee would like to welcome:-
Caz Kirkwood - as Secretary
Julia Hannington - as Committee member
Nicki Montford - as Committee Member
Please send all emails to the secretary Caz on her new email address -
Looking for a Glen of Imaal Terrier?
A Glen of Imaal Terrier is quite a breed, as these photographs from around the world show, but that superb cuteness needs seriously looking into. The internet is always a good place to start but you MUST meet a Glen and preferably more than one.
If possible meet them at shows, at home and out on walks, in fact meet them as many places as possible so you start to see the dog rather than the great teddy bear impersonator.
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...but what about....
Glen of Imaal Terriers are adored by "their people" and getting swept up in their enthusiasm can sometimes mean things that should be asked (or thought about) get forgotten. So do remember to find out about coat care, exercise, grooming, temperament, suitability for what you want and health There are even things like how to feed to be decided!
Again the internet is great but actually asking the right person may sort out a few things better in your mind. We are all used to making the computer first port of call these days, and the links above are very useful, but it is still GOOD TO TALK which is why BREED BUDDIES exist.
BREED BUDDIES are there to answer any questions about a Glen. The names below are individual Glen of Imaal Terrier people who have volunteered to share their knowledge of the breed. They are only human though and won’t know everything but they should be able to help or know somebody who can. Of course being breed folk they can talk about Health Tests for Glens but they aren’t vets. If you have any medical concerns your vet is the person to talk to.
Scotland: Karen Forbes 07805408042 karen.e.forbes@btinternet.com
North East: Ann Quinn 01609 760356 annsglensinthemud@btinternet.com
Humberside/S Yorks: Anne Hardy anmeha@aol.com
East Midlands: Liz Gay 01777 818894 malsville@rbt-int.com
Central England: Sue Boswell 07950537503 diademhill@gmail.com
Lincolnshire(Central): Jean Rogers 01205 820791 jean@e-f-g.co.uk
Bedfordshire: Julia Hannington 01582 665697 juliahannington@hotmail.com
North Wales: Wendy Tobijanski 01691 770930 janskiceskys@btinternet.com
Cheshire: Jane Alstead jane@pantcottages.com
Lincolnshire(East): Jane Withers janewithers2@hotmail.com
Oxford/Warks: Alistair Dunning 07801 752035 alistair@dpp.co.uk
Hereford: Kathy George 01432 880819 kathybillywhizz1@gmail.com
Cheshire Caz Kirkwood 07722996398 secretary@e-f-g.co.uk
London/East Sussex: Lynne Fraser 07974 293121 lynnejfraser@gmail.com
Essex/Kent: Joanne Sage j-jsage@hotmail.co.uk
Devon/Cornwall: Katie Grassby 0771 781 3029
If you would like to talk to somebody and are US resident Jo Lynn is happy to be first port of call as is Sue Sutton for any Irish enquiries
If you aren't covered by any of the above regions and would like to talk to somebody possibly the secretary may be able to point you in the right direction.