WHO ARE WE?

 

 

 

All Lake District mountain rescue search dog handlers are operational members of mountain rescue teams within  the Lake District - all must already be competent in first aid and survival in a mountainous environment. 

 

 

 

They choose to train a searchdog to assist the MR Teams.

 

 

 

We are an entirely voluntary organsiations and rely solely on the generosity of public donations.

 

 

 

 

 

We are spnsored by:

 

Burns Pet Nutrition - sponsors of LDMRSDA

 

 

 


 

Congratulations

to Ian Higginbotham and Keppi (Kendal MRT) who graded at Patterdale in March, and to Mike Blakey and Moss (Patterdale MRT) who graded the folliowing month in the Howgills.

 

      Ian and Keppi                      Mike and Moss

        Ian and Keppi                                                     Mike And Moss

 

 

CALLOUTS

 

 

 

 13 Callouts in 2012 - Click HERE for more information

 

  

 

Latest Find 20th Oct 2011

 

A man was reported overdue after a planned walk to Green/Great Gable. Cockermouth and Keswick teams as well as dogs were searching for him. 

 

 

 

Search dog Ginny (Mik Guy) picked up a scent near the Loft Beck area and followed this for a considerable distance, when they began to hear shouts and whistles as they approached. 

 

 

 

Cockermouth Team members were then 'directed' by the handler onto the missing persons location. 

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

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LATEST NEWS / EVENTS AND INFORMATION

 

Langdale Charity Folk Festival 

Twice a year (May and September) the Langdale Charity Folk Festival takes place at the Old Dungeon Ghyll. For some years we have been a permanent beneficiary, and last weekend saw the Festival once again raise over £1000 for us (and a similar sum for the Great North Air Ambulance). Grateful thanks go to festival organiser Mik Mead, all those others who helped with the organisation, the musicians who all perform for free, the audience and the owners and staff of the ODG. Next stop 14-16 September 2012.