Canine Cubby - activity centre for dogs

Canine Cubby - activity centre for dogs Hydrotherapy for Rehabilitation , swimming lessons, water confidence.
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Canine Cubby is an outdoor daycare centre, allowing dogs to be dogs, running, water play , digging, playing, manners are encouraged , enrichment and confidence building . Daycare Full day $45 per dog
Daycare by the hour $15

HYDROTHERAPY / SWIMMING LESSONS
Swimming lessons from $35
Aquatic Rehabilitation Therapy From $55
Water Confidence from $35

Canine Education and Development Classes
6 wee

ks $300.00 max 6 in class

Behaviour Classes from $300

Puppy Play Groups
Social outings
See our Events page for dates

Anyone looking for a dog dryer this one has come up on market place
02/11/2024

Anyone looking for a dog dryer this one has come up on market place

02/11/2024

Noah's Sprint run from last night at Durack, thanks Breeze for taking the video for me.

Noah had another successful Sprint dog event with SprintDog Qld last night earning himself another 42 points, just short...
02/11/2024

Noah had another successful Sprint dog event with SprintDog Qld last night earning himself another 42 points, just short 1 point for his SPRD title. We are collecting all the different coloured ribbons

02/11/2024

Auley, doing what borders do best, working the sheep, watch out daycare oodles you could be next

02/11/2024

Barn Hunt ,
Kazz , myself and one of our clients Michelle will be attending the very first Barn Hunt in QLD . 16th November .

We will keep you posted on the fun had by all .

Hope to see a few more familiar dogs attending these events

When you give your dog a Croctail for the first time,this young border collie pup didn’t know what to do with it, hmm pl...
02/11/2024

When you give your dog a Croctail for the first time,this young border collie pup didn’t know what to do with it, hmm play toy, hmm fetch or it’s a yummy treat. Thanks Aunty Donna for my treat.

This is Hudson one of our daycare dogs, if you have a animal that is showing different behaviours then normal and can’t ...
01/11/2024

This is Hudson one of our daycare dogs, if you have a animal that is showing different behaviours then normal and can’t workout what it is or why maybe connect with the amazing Angèle-Connections

This beautiful boy is Hudson, I went to his home and met his family. The problem has been that Hudson has been jumping the fence and hurting himself in the act. He does this when they have to put him down the side of the house when his people go to work.
I communicated with him and he showed me how he thinks he is still a puppy and not as big as he is. He loves to be safe in enclosed spaces. It is scary to be on that side of the house when Mummy is not home. He is worried big noises will scare him again (Thunder) and he can't get to safety.
He has been known to dig with his sister, so being on the side with garden wasn't an option and his people didn't know what to do to help him. He had ripped all his claws from his front paws when trying to escape the last time. I explained to Hudson how upset his people were that he had hurt himself so badly. He showed me his Mum crying. The animals know.

The solution we came up with, after getting to know Hudson and seeing his perspective and thinking is to put his house under cover where he usually sleeps, on the deck undercover and it feels part of the house. He will be safely contained in this area. His Mum will also let Hudson know when she is on her way home and pop in with her thoughts while she is at work.

It can mean so much to the animals when you can understand their thoughts and feelings. We did the emotion code with him and I left with his Mum feeling much better that she was doing all she could to help her boy. We can always connect again if need be, it's about communication between the animals and people. Reaching an understanding between animals and people is the biggest plus of animal communication and most of all ensuring there is always love and kindness in all that we do with the animals.

01/11/2024

My special moment , I had the pleasure to meet Layla and Ben from Bring the Cow's home rescue.
That little bleet from Layla just melted my heart, can't wait to see her every Friday.

Tonight Spud I I got dressed up for our scentwork  training night , Spud the cereal killer and he ripped a hole in my le...
31/10/2024

Tonight Spud I I got dressed up for our scentwork training night , Spud the cereal killer and he ripped a hole in my leg exposing the femur bone .😀 we love dressing up.
Tracey did a fabulous job designing our search areas tonight,
Just a few photos taken tonight.

A few new friends today,
30/10/2024

A few new friends today,

30/10/2024
30/10/2024

The new toys received mixed reactions from the dogs, with some displaying enthusiasm and others skepticism; which toy do you think was most well-received?

Following a remarkable performance at the QLD state Titles, I am thrilled to announce that Spud has completed his advanc...
26/10/2024

Following a remarkable performance at the QLD state Titles, I am thrilled to announce that Spud has completed his advanced containers search and progressed to Excellent containers. Noah also had an outstanding few days, excelling in Excellent Interiors and requiring only one more achievement to advance to Masters. Meanwhile, Spud has successfully completed Masters interiors and awaits his Interior element title from Dogs QLD. Laila missing quality time with her mum, she wanted to join in the celebration and have her photo taken with her brothers.
I am incredibly proud of my dogs' accomplishments.

Attention all dog owners: fire ant treatments are prevalent in popular walking areas. Recognise that these chemicals can...
25/10/2024

Attention all dog owners: fire ant treatments are prevalent in popular walking areas. Recognise that these chemicals can enter your dog's system through paw absorption, inhalation, or ingestion, especially when they kick their paws. These substances pose significant health risks to pets, including chronic diarrhea, vomiting, and lethargy. Consider using vinegar or boiling water to treat fire ant nests. Regular paw washing and avoiding freshly sprayed zones will help safeguard your pet's well-being.

Who would have predicted that a humble egg carton could provide such entertainment value, offering yet another innovativ...
25/10/2024

Who would have predicted that a humble egg carton could provide such entertainment value, offering yet another innovative enrichment idea for canine companions? The small pool requires a floating object, so what should we add to make it bob? I wonder how many small dogs would be courageous enough to retrieve it. Perhaps a challenge for next week.

🐾 Why Dog Daycare is Great for Dogs & Owners! 🐶Dog daycare isn’t just a fun playdate for your pup—it’s packed with benef...
24/10/2024

🐾 Why Dog Daycare is Great for Dogs & Owners! 🐶

Dog daycare isn’t just a fun playdate for your pup—it’s packed with benefits for both dogs and their owners!

For Dogs:

1. Socialisation: Your dog gets to make new friends and learn how to interact with other dogs in a safe environment.

2. Exercise: They’ll burn off energy through play, leaving them happy and calm when they get home.

3. Mental Stimulation: Engaging activities and new surroundings keep their minds sharp and prevent boredom.

4. Less Stress: Dogs feel less anxious being around others when you’re away, helping them adjust to different settings.

For Owners:

1. Peace of Mind: Knowing your dog is in a safe, caring place while you handle your day.

2. Less Mess: A tired dog is a happy, well-behaved dog—fewer chewed shoes and household messes.

3. Convenience: No need to rush home on your lunch break or worry if they're getting enough exercise.

Just remember not all daycare centres are the same .

23/10/2024

Consider exploring alternative play options for your dog beyond the traditional tennis ball for a simple yet engaging enrichment experience.

Some great photos of Arlo today during his hydrotherapy session.
23/10/2024

Some great photos of Arlo today during his hydrotherapy session.

23/10/2024

Arlo had a little play time in-between his hydrotherapy sessions .

23/10/2024

Auley working the sheep, the rake is the extension of the humans arms, asking the dog to move around the sheep to the right or left.

Karen's dogs Auley and Marlo are learning sheep herding . From a local fellow at Carbrook
23/10/2024

Karen's dogs Auley and Marlo are learning sheep herding . From a local fellow at Carbrook

Some very beautiful pictures today.
23/10/2024

Some very beautiful pictures today.

Christmas party Barefoot bowls Beenleigh Bowls Club Hanover St  Friday 6 DecemberTime 6 pm -  8pmIf you are coming pleas...
23/10/2024

Christmas party Barefoot bowls
Beenleigh Bowls Club
Hanover St
Friday 6 December
Time 6 pm - 8pm
If you are coming please let me know as we need numbers for booking .

23/10/2024

Christmas Bags are ready to order $15 each

Address

20 Beenleigh Redland Bay Road ( Exit 30 First House After Southside Business Centre)
Loganholme, QLD
4129

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 12pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 12pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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+61405396731

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Daycare Full day $45.00 per dog Daycare by the hour $15.00 Daycare plus hydrobath $55.00

HYDROTHERAPY / SWIMMING LESSONS/ WATER CONFIDENCE Swimming lessons or Water Confidence $30.00 per session, Hydrotherapy $55.00 per session HYDROBATH Hydrobath (massaged dog wash) $20.00 per dog. Hydrobath plus brush and dry from$30.00 DOUBLE COATED AND EXTRA DIRTY DOGS WILL COST EXTRA

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