Hudson's Hounds Dog Walking & Pet Services

30/11/2025

23/11/2025

Dear Clients,

We will be closed on 24th December and will reopen for walks on Monday 5th January.

We are looking forward to some relaxation time with our family and friends. 🎄🎅🏻

Thank you

11/11/2025

Due to unforeseen circumstances all walks are cancelled today.
Apologies

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

Give me the treat

06/11/2025

It’s a roll over…..

06/11/2025

He bored of me!

23/10/2025

Walks have been cancelled due to high winds and storm warning. 💨

16/10/2025

Owner Responsibilities

Reactivity is not accepted as a legal defence. As a dog owner, it is both your legal obligation and ethical responsibility to take appropriate steps to prevent risk and manage your dog’s behaviour effectively.
This includes:
•Keeping your dog on a lead at all times in public spaces.
•Using a muzzle when necessary - particularly if your dog poses a potential bite risk.
•Engage a qualified, experienced trainer or behaviourist to address the behaviour.
•Maintain a written training log to demonstrate proactive and responsible management.

Taking these measures shows that you are acting responsibly and doing everything reasonably possible to safeguard others - which may be essential in the event of a complaint or incident.

all dog owners - regardless of breed or size - are legally responsible for ensuring their dog is under control at all times, in both public and private spaces. This responsibility is especially important when managing reactive dogs, as their behaviour can quickly escalate into a legal matter if not properly addressed.

Under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, a dog does not need to bite or attack to be considered - “dangerously out of control.”
Behaviours such as lunging, growling, barking aggressively, or causing fear or distress may meet the legal threshold - even if no physical contact occurs.