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From Allison Harris:
 
The British Geological Society last night reported an earth tremor measuring 3.4 in the Mansfield area.
It is thought the quake's epicentre emanated around Allison Harris's house at the time Ashley and Pudsey won BGT.
Experts have said it was probably caused by a lot of jumping around.

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Give 100% 100% of the time!

When training or competing in agility make sure you are giving everything 100% all of the time. Dogs will gain confidence, speed and concentration if you give them it back. When turning up to an agility class - whether it be a competition or training, no matter how hard or how easy the course is - give your dog everything they deserve.

Martin Reid - Start 2 Finish Agility

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