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Bea & Rebel know a large variety of tricks and behaviours and surely won't disappoint.  

Art Night London, 2016 

Brandy was selected to be part of the Art Night London as part of Nina Beier's work Anti Aging as the dog playing its own death.

The show model of the luxury show apartment by the developer St Edward at 190 Strand is a carefully designed space, with highly styled décor selected to represent a luxuriant way of living. The works on display in Beier’s Anti-ageing will exist in the tableaux of the show model as a form of living still-life; a dog plays dead on a Persian rug for a few minutes; fresh vegetables are always ripe and never decay; and a young man chain- smokes a packet of cigarettes outside the window. Anti-ageing creates a situation in which the every-day actions of living beings and organic materials become markers of time, interwoven into the static ready-made of the apartment.

Anti-ageing was originally commissioned by Swiss Institute as part of Performa 15, with the support of the Danish Arts Foundation, curated by Laura McLean-Ferris.

The project is supported by St Edward, currently developing 190 Strand.

http://www.artnight.london/events/nina-beier/

Book opening - Lauren Childs new book 'A dog with nice ears' October 2017

We were invited to show our tricks at the book opening of Lauren Childs new book.

This was Rebels (Jack Russell) first event and he did great together with 3 of his trick dog friends Ace, William and Betty. Everyone enjoyed the variety of dogs doing different tricks.  

If you ever need some trick dogs to entertain your guests do not hasitate to contact me.

“They say you should never work with children and animals. Well, we worked with both at a recent children’s book launch and it was a huge success. The dog display was a terrific talking point and there were plenty of delighted ‘ooh!’s and ‘aaah!’s throughout. Highly recommended and even more highly enjoyable.”

http://www.milkmonitor.com/