Run Free Dogs

06/12/2024

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05/12/2024

She's not wrong... 🤷‍♀️

04/12/2024

🐶🐾 **Join the Premier Dog Family in Bromsgrove – The RFD Family Awaits!** 🐾🐶

We’re excited to announce a unique chance for your furry friend to join our daily adventure group walks! Suitable for all sizes and breeds, our walks are designed to be fun and engaging.

🐶 **What We Offer:**
🐾 Dog Social Groups
🐾 Training Sessions
🐾 Essential Dog Life Skills

**Coverage Areas:** BROMSGROVE, SOUTH OF BIRMINGHAM, NORTHFIELD, FRANKLY, ALVECHURCH, BELBROUGHTON, and neighboring regions.

**Why Choose Us?**

😁 With nearly a decade of experience, we pride ourselves on our commitment to high safety and welfare standards. Our team is kind, ethical, compassionate, and reliable.

🐶 Our dedicated staff boasts over 14 years in the industry. All team members are DBS checked, insured, and trained in Canine First Aid. We maintain professional conduct and adhere to a strict code of practice, ensuring your pets receive loving and respectful care.

🚚 Our secure vehicles are equipped with ventilation for warmer days, comfortable bedding, and fresh water at all times.

📱 Join our private WhatsApp group to receive daily updates, photos, and videos of your pup enjoying time with their canine companions.

🎗 Managed by a Qualified Dog Trainer and accredited Behaviour Consultant, we assess all new dogs and provide ongoing support for any pup-related challenges.

⭐️ We are proud to be 5-star rated on Facebook, Google, BEST BUSINESSES, and STAR OF SERVICE. For the past eight years, we’ve been recognized as one of the Three Best Rated Dog Walkers in Worcestershire!

**Ready to connect?** Email us at [email protected].

**How We Work:**
We pick up your dog from home for an adventurous walk and safely return them afterward. A meet-and-greet ensures your dog feels comfortable with us.

We’re fully insured and accredited by the PET PROFESSIONAL GUILD BRITISH ISLES, promoting positive reinforcement training methods. Our team continually enhances their skills to stay at the forefront of animal training and behavior science.

✅ FULLY POLICE CHECKED
✅ CLEAR CRIMINAL RECORD
✅ FULLY INSURED
✅ UNIVERSITY GRADUATE IN ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR AND WELFARE 👨‍🎓
✅ ACCREDITED IN CANINE BEHAVIOUR

Join us today and let your dog be part of the RFD Family!

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Happy Monday! .secret.dog.walker

01/12/2024

"Let them go on a good day"

Veterinarians often recommend allowing a pet to be euthanized on a "good day" when it is suffering from a terminal illness or severe decline in quality of life. Here are several reasons for this approach:

1. **Quality of Life**: A "good day" typically means that the pet is relatively comfortable, enjoying some activities, and displaying a happy demeanor. This is often viewed as a compassionate time to say goodbye rather than waiting for a more painful or distressing situation.

2. **Minimizing Suffering**: Euthanizing a pet when they are experiencing a good day can prevent prolonged suffering. Animals often mask their pain, and waiting too long may lead to a decline that can be distressing for both the pet and the owner.

3. **Peaceful Transition**: Choosing a good day for euthanasia can provide a more peaceful environment for the pet, allowing them to pass away comfortably without the stress or pain associated with an advanced stage of illness.

4. **Closure for Owners**: This decision can also give pet owners a sense of closure, knowing they acted in their pet's best interest. It allows them to remember their pet in a happier state, rather than in distress.

5. **Respecting the Bond**: It honors the bond between the pet and its owner by ensuring that the farewell is made with love and consideration, rather than under duress.

If you're facing decisions regarding a pet's health, it's best to consult your veterinarian, as they can provide guidance based on the specific circumstances and the pet's condition.

01/12/2024

How cold is too cold?

The temperature at which it becomes too cold for a dog to be outside depends on several factors, including the dog's breed, size, coat type, age, and health. However, some general guidelines for the average dog can help:

1. Above 7°C - Most dogs are generally safe and comfortable being outside without any special precautions.

2. 0°C to 7°C - You should start to pay attention to signs of discomfort, especially for smaller or short-haired dogs. Older dogs or puppies may also be more vulnerable at these temperatures.

3. -6°C to 0°C - At these temperatures, it's important to monitor your dog closely. Consider using a sweater or coat for small or short-haired breeds, and limit outdoor time to prevent cold-related health issues.

4. -15°C to -6°C - These temperatures can be dangerous for most dogs, especially those who are not accustomed to the cold. Limit outdoor exposure, and provide additional protective measures if your dog needs it, like paw protection and clothing, for any necessary outings.

5. Below -15°C - These temperatures are extremely dangerous for most dogs to have extended exposure, and they should be kept indoors with outings limited to brief bathroom breaks.

Always watch for signs of cold distress in dogs, such as shivering, whining, seeking warmth, or reluctance to walk, and bring them indoors if you notice these signs. If in doubt, consult with a veterinarian for advice specific to your dog.

01/12/2024

So true!

157 of gemma

30/11/2024

❤️...!
Reasons Why We Love Dogs

Dogs have an incredible ability to love unconditionally. They don’t judge or hold grudges, always ready to forgive and be by our side no matter what.

Dogs are fiercely loyal, often forming deep bonds with their owners. They’re always there for us, making them true friends for life.

Dogs are sensitive to our emotions and provide comfort when we need it most. Their presence can be calming, offering support during both good and challenging times.

From wagging tails to cuddles, dogs show their love and affection openly, making us feel appreciated and valued.

Dogs bring joy with their playful nature. Whether it’s playing fetch, chasing a ball, or rolling around, they keep us entertained and encourage us to enjoy life’s simple moments.

Dogs have a natural instinct to protect their families, offering a sense of security and comfort. They are quick to alert us to any potential dangers, making us feel safer at home.

Taking care of a dog gives us a daily routine and a sense of responsibility, helping us feel purposeful and structured in our lives.

Dogs are natural social magnets. They help us connect with others by sparking conversations during walks or outings, making it easier to meet new people.

Dogs seem to sense when we’re feeling down or stressed and often come to offer comfort without being asked, showing remarkable empathy and intuition.

Dogs bring happiness with their playful antics, joyful energy, and unconditional affection. Their presence alone can brighten even the most challenging days, reminding us to find joy in every moment.

28/11/2024

Baking Doggy friendly Carrot Cake cookies 🍪 🧁 🥕

27/11/2024

'I love the dogs more' 😆 💤
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