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Millie Miller - Connecting the Dog Enhancing your dog's physical health and emotional well-being through a tailored holistic approach
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Welcome to our family Miss Maisy We’ve had this bundle of joy for 3 weeks now… be prepared for more puppy spam as I re-l...
23/10/2024

Welcome to our family Miss Maisy

We’ve had this bundle of joy for 3 weeks now… be prepared for more puppy spam as I re-learn what it’s like to be a puppy parent again!

Anyone has any tips or tricks, please add them to the comments below 👇

Mr Butterball had a session today, supporting him in his senior years to make sure he’s feeling his best ⭐️Want to know ...
28/03/2024

Mr Butterball had a session today, supporting him in his senior years to make sure he’s feeling his best ⭐️

Want to know how I can support your dog? send me a DM, I’d love to chat.

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You are not alone in this crazy journey!

I’m here today, doing what I do because of my beautiful black Labrador and teaching dog Holly #hollytheprojectdog and I want to share our story with you.

I did everything “right”, I researched the breeder, I made sure we went to training, I made sure she was socialised at a good doggy daycare, I made sure she had the best food, I walked her often.... I did everything a “good dog owner” “should” do.

Then one day I was at a lesson and she was meeting a new dog, she liked new dogs and she stood there frozen and then snapped at the other dog. I pulled back on the leash by instinct in absolute shock.

What happened? Why was she acting like this?