Rip Joe Irving

[Jimy1971 13]

Just read that Joe Irving has passed away after after a long illness. A true genius where dog training is concerned. A huge loss and a true gent. May he rest in peace.

Edited April 26, 2013 by Jimy1971

[hily 379]

never met the man but he helped me a lot with his sound advice in his books he must have been a canny age but sad he,s gone

[steve66 3,187]

A great loss, enjoyed his book, a fountain of knowledge

[j316 119]

trained my first span from his book loss of a good man

[ftm 3,357]

trained my dog with his help /book R.I.P joe-billy

[Country Joe 1,411]

I worked with Joe for three years, in a local Hospital, where we were both nurses.

He certainly was a character.

We also fished together a few times, I remember Joe and I working a ward on night shift, just the two of us, WhenJjoe produced his new book, There Learning Chain. Joe tried to sell me the book at full money.

And put in the following, if ye buy it, i will also sign it, which i thought was a cracker, coming from someone who had worked with me, and as I say fished together.

Joe was also a very good artist, at the time I used to Badger him to draw my Whippet X Bedlington,typical Joe, always promised, but never got round to it.

He will be sadly missed.

[Lloyd90 509]

Don't be offended that he wanted full price country Joe , he was a scotsman after all , was he not ?

 

Regardless a real loss to the dog training world , RIP

[j j m 6,487]

sorry to hear this

[tote 844]

Enjoyed and learned from his books, RIP Joe.

[kanigra 110]

Very sad! I met him twice he was a nice guy.How old was he?

[hotdog33 0]

wow "country joe", he's barely in the ground two weeks and you're sullying his name.That's real nice. did you ever think that..... gasp.... maybe he just didn't like you cos you're a d**k