Just like home pet sitters

08/05/2023

Sweet friends ❣️🐕🐕

28/04/2023

It's a sad day here at Just like home petsitters. We just got the saddest news from one of our amazing fur parents. Slush crossed over the rainbow bridge today . Rip in peace beautiful boy. You will be missed

14/03/2023

All the sweet puppers

28/02/2023

"she's not your kid."
As I tuck her in every night.

"She's not your kid."
As I make my breakfast, I scramble her up some eggies and make sure she gets the most important meal of the day.

"She's not your kid."
As I do my laundry, I make sure her blankets/jackets and bedding (she still sleeps with us every night in OUR bed) are also clean.



"SHe's not your kid."
As I hang her coat/blanket (one of many) on the coat hanger next to ours.

"SHe's not your kid."
As I pick up all her toys and place them back on her bed for her to throw them everywhere as soon as she wakes up from her nap.

"SHe's not your kid."
As I take her out yet again to play and run in the sun.

"SHe's not your kid."
Yea, she's not my kid.
SHe's my heart. My world. My baby.
And for those who can't see the similarities between a puppy and a child and for those who really think a dog is really "just a dog," you must never have found your heart dog and I pray one day, you do ♥️

22/02/2023

Day care Friend's 💗🐕

15/01/2023

Everyone meet Spud, spud is a 15 month old American Staffordshire Terrier. He is great with other dogs, just tested him with kitty cats and he didn't react to them at all. This beautiful guy is looking for his forever home. He isn't neutered at this time but it's in the process of being done. Due to his size he would probably do best in a home with older children. We have started working with him on basic commands and positive reinforcement. He is very smart and picks up things quick. He is such a great dog and with more training and socialisation he could be an amazing furry family member for anyone. He is currently with me, during the day he is outside but sleeps in the laundry room at night, he hasn't had any accidents inside. If U would love to meet him or if you would be interested in adopting this guy, feel free to shoot me a message. If U have another pup at home and are interested in spud you could bring your pup along for the meet and greet. Thanks. ❤️🐕

07/01/2023

Playtime after dinner

05/01/2023

My newly adopted pup, everyone meet Mattie. My amazing, smart, beautiful blue heeler

23/11/2022

Best friends at doggie day care

22/11/2022

Doggie day care play time!! ❤️🐕🐕

21/11/2022

All furbabies for that matter and of course all the other pets too.

True 💔❤️

21/11/2022

Just found out that one of our furry guests have crossed the rainbow bridge fly high buddy

16/11/2022

Lol

Home alone on a Saturday night? There are plenty of dogs who are too. So many dogs, like beautiful Queenie are looking for their forever homes!

Click here to find out more about Queenie https://www.savour-life.com.au/adopt-a-dog/search-now/view/51549

Click here to see who else we have available for adoption https://www.savour-life.com.au/adopt-a-dog/rescue-groups/3027/Precious-Paws-Animal-Rescue

16/11/2022

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16/11/2022

❤️🐕

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16/11/2022

Lol ain't that the truth

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07/11/2022

Absolutely ❤️🐕 I feel this goes for all animals 🐈‍⬛🦜🦎🐦🐇🐴🐔🕊

Amen! ❤️🙏

07/11/2022

They are 15 years commitment ..

01/11/2022

Wookiee was fast asleep, hugging his stuffie while also sucking on its nose like a binky 🤣 so freaking cute!!

24/10/2022

Some of our beautiful daycare pups

16/09/2022

Our adorable furry guests❤️🐩🐕🐶

06/08/2022

Aww little fudge's first stay with us. ❤️🐩

19/06/2022

10 Reasons Not to Use a Retractable Leash:

1: The length of retractable leashes, some of which can extend up to 26 feet, allows dogs to get far enough away from their humans that a situation can quickly turn dangerous. A dog on a retractable leash is often able to run into the middle of the street, for example, or make uninvited contact with other dogs or people.

2: In the above scenario, or one in which your pet is being approached by an aggressive dog, it is nearly impossible to get control of the situation if the need arises. It's much easier to regain control of – or protect -- a dog at the end of a six-foot standard flat leash than it is if he's 20 or so feet away at the end of what amounts to a thin string.

3: The thin cord of a retractable leash can break – especially when a powerful dog is on the other end of it. If a strong, good-sized dog takes off at full speed, the cord can snap. Not only can that put the dog and whatever he may be chasing in danger, but also the cord can snap back and injure the human at the other end.

4: If a dog walker gets tangled up in the cord of a retractable leash, or grabs it in an attempt to reel in their dog, it can result in burns, cuts, and even amputation. In addition, many people have been pulled right off their feet by a dog that reaches the end of the leash and keeps going. This can result in bruises, "road rash," broken bones, and worse.

5: Dogs have also received terrible injuries as a result of the sudden jerk on their neck that occurs when they run out the leash, including neck wounds, lacerated trachea, and injuries to the spine.

6: Retractable leashes allow dogs more freedom to pull at the end of them, which can look like aggression to another dog who may decide to "fight back."

7: The handles of retractable leashes are bulky and can be easily pulled out of human hands, resulting in a runaway dog.

8: Along those same lines, many dogs – especially fearful ones – are terrorized by the sound of a dropped retractable leash handle and may take off running, which is dangerous enough. To make matters worse, the object of the poor dog's fear is then "chasing" her, and if the leash is retracting as she runs, the handle is gaining ground on her – she can't escape it. Even if this scenario ultimately ends without physical harm to the dog (or anyone else), it can create lingering fear in the dog not only of leashes, but also of being walked.

9: Retractable leashes, like most retractable devices, have a tendency to malfunction over time, either refusing to extend, refusing to retract, or unspooling at will.

10: Retractable leashes are an especially bad idea for dogs that haven't been trained to walk politely on a regular leash. By their very nature, retractable train dogs to pull while on leash, because they learn that pulling extends the lead.

If your dog is well trained, gentle mannered and smart enough to master a regular leash and a retractable leash without being confused, you could be one of the rare guardians that can walk your pooch on any kind of leash without increasing risks to either one of you.

02/05/2022

01/05/2022

Puppy love ❤

20/03/2022

Ladybug Art