Hounds 'n' Harmony

14/12/2024

Well that's a wrap. A massive thank you to everyone that has supported my business throughout 2024, by liking, sharing & commenting on my posts. It has been an absolute pleasure looking after your precious furbabies, as well as supporting you with their challenging behaviour.

I'd also like to thank my partner Jon Brown who's constant support is truly a gift and one that I will always be grateful for. We're off to rub shoulders with Mickey Mouse & friends in Florida for 2 weeks, which leaves my final thank you to Sean Duffey who will be holding the fort back at Henley House.

Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas and New Year celebrations xx

13/12/2024

I found the slow motion button on my phone 😁

11/12/2024

Just received my monthly goodie box of dog treats & toys and i think it meets with my little guests approval 😀

08/12/2024

Two very mucky and tired pups, having been playing in the rain 🌧

06/12/2024

And the winner of the doggy goodie box is.....

02/12/2024

01/12/2024

Understanding the 'why' behind your dogs challenging behaviour, is key to changing their behaviour. Want to know more - https://www.houndsnharmony.co.uk/canine-behaviour

29/11/2024

When Jon refused her attempts of play, she sought revenge by strategically placing her toy on his lap 😂😂

27/11/2024

My house guest is just checking out the telescope for a bit of star gazing later this evening 😀

22/11/2024

His little face 😍

21/11/2024

Only 2 people have had a go. This hamper is packed full of goodies, and would make a lovely present for your pooch 🐶🐕

Christmas Raffle in aid of Zoe's Place Baby Hospice.

Fancy winning a doggy hamper, worth £50? By clicking on the link below and donating £5, you will be entered into the prize draw, which will be announced on 6th December. Please ensure that you put (dog) after your name and follow my page, as that's where the lucky winner will be announced 😊

Good luck - https://www.justgiving.com/page/jonathan-brown-1730411260855?utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=page%2Fjonathan-brown-1730411260855&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=pfp-share

21/11/2024

Stole this from Pawesome Grooming. It's a great reminder...

19/11/2024

Christmas Raffle in aid of Zoe's Place Baby Hospice.

Fancy winning a doggy hamper, worth £50? By clicking on the link below and donating £5, you will be entered into the prize draw, which will be announced on 6th December. Please ensure that you put (dog) after your name and follow my page, as that's where the lucky winner will be announced 😊

Good luck - https://www.justgiving.com/page/jonathan-brown-1730411260855?utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=page%2Fjonathan-brown-1730411260855&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=pfp-share

17/11/2024

As some of you know, my lovely partner Jon Brown gives up his time every year to raise money for Zoe's Place Baby Hospice in Coventry. This year he is partnered with the lovely Allison, and his job over the next 8 weeks, is to get her 'show' ready, by teaching her a Quick Step and a Cha Cha Cha. Along with other contestants, they will compete in front of celebrity judges such as Harry Judd and David Bradley to win the Strictly trophy.

To help raise money for this amazing charity, I am raffling off a doggy hamper, which is worth £50. By clicking on the link below and donating £5, you will be entered into the prize draw. Please ensure that you put (dog) after your name and be sure to follow my page, as the winner will be announced on 6th December.

Good luck everyone and thank you in advance for helping to support Zoe's Place - https://www.justgiving.com/page/jonathan-brown-1730411260855?utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=page%2Fjonathan-brown-1730411260855&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=pfp-share

13/11/2024

Captions welcome 🤣

11/11/2024

A little pooped after his walk 🥰

09/11/2024

Love them or hate them, a muzzle doesn’t always mean that the dog is aggressive, or even ‘potentially’ aggressive; there are advantages too.…

Litter Pickers – These are dogs that eat anything and everything, including stones, slugs, snails and other unidentifiable substances, all of which can make your dog very poorly. Stones can cause blockages when moving through your dog’s stomach and intestines; slugs carry the lungworm parasite, which can be fatal; and the unidentifiable substances, well who knows what nasties they harbour. In this instance a muzzle is purely for the safety and well-being of the dog.

Poo Eaters – Some dogs love nothing more than to eat the faeces of other dogs and animals. Whilst there are many reasons why dogs do this, it can make them very poorly, so yet again, the muzzle is for the well-being of the dog.

First Aid - Injured or poorly dogs need to be examined and are more likely to bite when they are in pain or discomfort. This is when a muzzle is essential, as it keeps you and the vet safe whilst assessing your dogs condition.

To find out more about Pet First Aid and local courses, please visit https://www.houndsnharmony.co.uk/our-partners