DAC - K9

03/06/2024

No dog deserves this...🥲🐾

Hi my name is Julie I am the owner and founder of New Dawn the first breed specific malinois re… Julie Mole needs your support for Please help New Dawn Rescue

01/12/2023

15/11/2023

Training is a daily commitment, the more time you put it the greater the reward. 🐾

01/11/2023

I need to write about normal.

An increasing number of people are giving up their dogs because they can't cope. However this seems to be because they do not really have an idea of what "normal" is and have a rather fantasy idea of what a dog should be.

Dogs are not people, however much we love them and it is important that this is realised.

The following things are all normal and any new dog owner needs to understand this:-
Puppies do not come ready trained and it is down to the new owner to work hard for a couple of years to do that training.
Puppies (all breeds) bite - it hurts.
Puppies chew stuff up. If you leave it lying around it will get eaten.
Puppies take a while to get house trained. The owner has to stand shivering in the garden at bedtime until the results happen. This can last for months.
Puppies - and indeed dogs - need to sleep a lot and should be left alone whilst doing so. They are not toys to be constantly carried around and petted.
Brain training toys do not make up for positive interaction and training with their owner.
Dogs rarely need clothes and wearing them indoors (except possibly for very old dogs) will make skin problems more likely.
Dogs don't necessarily like other dogs. They squabble can growl at each other and even fight. This is normal.
Bi***es come in season and have phantom pregnancies. These are normal body functions and should not cause anxiety.
Dogs and bi***es hump each other and objects. Not socially acceptable to humans but perfectly norma.
Dogs do not do spiteful or dominance or deliberate naughty or lots of other emotions people put on them They live for the day and can't differentiate between your new shoes and their toys.
If you spend your money in soft beds they will explode. The dog does not care how much it cost.
If a dog is bored or anxious it will chew stuff - this includes your sofa if you are daft enough to leave him unattended with it.

Dogs need exercise, love and attention and lots of training. They don't always get it right. If you can't accept all these normal things about a dog, please don't get one as the numbers being given up for normal behaviour is heartbreaking.

14/10/2023

You may have seen them of the news.
If you can register to be a volunteer, great team helping doggos and their human get reunited.

11/10/2023

Just something to keep in mind when adopting a reacue dog

06/09/2023

Heat Stroke Awareness

26/08/2023

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DOG DAY

24/08/2023

Building confidence.

15/08/2023

03/08/2023

Building a rewarding relationship, based on ❤️, trust & respect is essential for good behaviour and maximising potential of your life together. 🐕 🐾 💕
Dogs are pack animals and as a result seek out & rely on their social connections - DAC - K9 aims to help you, build trust and engagement 🏆

24/07/2023

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18/07/2023

Just a friendly reminder

If you plan to head outside this week, remember dog poo doesn’t grow on trees!

Bag it and bin it in any public waste bin. If you can’t find one, take it home and use your own bin. 🗑️

Take care of the outdoors just like Shaun. 👍

Share to spread the word!

For more information visit thecountrysidecode.org.uk.

17/07/2023

Bad Timing
If the timing of your rewards is not correct, your dog cannot learn what you are trying to teach!

11/07/2023

Front focus

10/07/2023

Unleash your dogs potential with DAC -K9
£90 for a 6 week course
Let DAC-K9 help you build a better more engaging relationship with your K9 best friend

17/06/2023

Building trust, confidence & engagement through play & training.