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www.dogbs.co.uk Sam and Dave Grice are professional dog trainers with over 30 years experience in the industry.
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They have both had careers working for Guide Dogs for the Blind in the fields of dog care & welfare, puppy development, the training of guide dogs and clients with vision loss as well as providing staff education and training. Based in Maidstone, Kent and covering the local area, Dog Behavioural Services (DBS) can provide you with support to manage and solve any of your dog's behavioural problems.

We offer our 'real life' classes, one to one sessions and fun agility activities. Our aim is to help you understand your dog and feel confident in your dog handling skills. We can help with any behaviours from minor social indiscretions to more complex and serious issues (such as resource guarding and reactivity to animals and people) as well as basic training and puppy socialising. Feel free to get in touch if you want to learn more.

30/07/2024

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30/07/2024

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29/07/2024

24/07/2024

You know who you are !!😉

I am guilty of this 😂🐶💜

11/07/2024

Worth a good check over if you’ve been out in long grass xx

09/07/2024

Be vigilant in checking paws, ears and nose – ideally after every walk in grassy areas.

05/07/2024

Kiki loves her classes!!💕

26/06/2024

22/06/2024

Spent today brushing up on our Canine First Aid skills…. Something we hope we don’t have to use!

17/06/2024

16/06/2024

In most cases, a bee or wasp sting will cause some mild pain and irritation but will not need any vet treatment.

Occasionally, bee and wasp stings can be more serious, so it’s better to get your dog to leave bees and wasps alone. Teaching your dog to come back and having good recall will help to protect your dog.

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG IS STUNG? 🐝
* Remain calm
* Scrape out the sting using a credit card (or any other stiff material) or pull it out below the poison sac. Do not squeeze the sting as this could force more of the poison into your dog’s body.
* Bathe the area in water
* Applying ice will help to soothe the sting. Make sure the cold temperature is not uncomfortable for your dog.
* Closely watch your pet for signs of an allergic reaction

WHEN COULD IT BE MORE DANGEROUS? 🐝
It can be dangerous if your dog has been stung by a bee or wasp in their mouth as the swelling can block their airway and stop them from breathing. Multiple stings can be also be dangerous and some dogs might have an allergic reaction.

SIGNS YOUR DOG MIGHT BE HAVING AN ALLERGIC REACTION 🐝
* Difficulty breathing
* Swelling of the mouth, throat, eyes or ears
* Vomiting or diarrhoea
* Collapsing
* Weakness
* Drooling
* Having a fit

If you notice one or more of the signs of an allergic reaction when your dog has been stung, call your vet immediately.

31/05/2024

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29/05/2024

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16/05/2024

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10/05/2024

Keep your pets safe as the weather warms up ☀️

Make sure they have access to fresh drinking water, good ventilation and shade from the sun at all times. Contact a vet immediately if you have any concerns.

Read more top tips 👉 https://ow.ly/ga6Z50RzAqG

Met Office BSAVA

10/05/2024

If you want to try some 'Agility for fun' next week. Feel free to join our group and book in.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/270319545348791

29/04/2024

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Great photography ❤️

24/04/2024

Too true x❤️

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20/04/2024

Love this xx

Great photography 🥰

15/04/2024

Looks like Wednesday could be the only dry day this week. If you want to book in to do some 'agility for fun' you still have some time. Feel free to join our group. and book yourself in.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/270319545348791/

21/03/2024

Just read a really interesting piece about dogs and their sense of smell.
It is no surprise that a dog's sense of smell is better than ours especially as a dog's nose is its gateway to the world. Here are some facts.

Dogs have around 300 million olfactory receptors in their noses (we have 6 million).
They can detect odours at concentrations nearly 100 million times lower than us. (We can't even imagine what the world smells like to them).
Each nose is unique, it has a print like a human fingerprint.
Dogs can move their nostrils independently to help detect where scent comes from.
They can breath in and out of their noses at the same time.
Dogs can detect heat and thermal radiation, so that they can sniff out stimuli we could not ever imagine.

Dogs are brilliant!

06/03/2024

Be careful guys 😪

04/03/2024

One for the Collie owners!

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