Lilly Paws - dog walking and pet services.

26/05/2023

Having a little river drink 💜🐾

25/05/2023

Our little Didz taking a cool dip after a lovely warm walk in the park 💜🐾

22/05/2023

“𝙒𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙪𝙨𝙚 𝙖 𝙨𝙡𝙞𝙥 𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙙, 𝙘𝙝𝙤𝙠𝙚 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙞𝙣, 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙣𝙜 𝙘𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙧 𝙤𝙧 𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙧 𝙩𝙤 𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙞𝙣 𝙢𝙮 𝙙𝙤𝙜?”

One simple question that everyone hiring a trainer should ask.

The answer should be a straightforward, unequivocal ‘No’.

If it’s not, or if there’s any hesitation, qualification, prevarication or ambiguity, then thank them for their time & keep looking.

Training is an unregulated industry. Anyone can set up as a trainer regardless of education, experience or ethics. Don’t assume the trainer you find online has ethics which align with yours. Don’t assume they will treat your dog kindly. Ask them and listen carefully to their answer. No trainer worth their salt will ever mind being asked.

21/04/2023

We got wet !! ☔️💜

21/04/2023

Diddi and Izzi 💜💜

20/04/2023

Lilly 💜

20/04/2023

Harley 💜

13/03/2023

In preparation for Dogs in Yellow Day on March 20th, we are spreading a little awareness! 💛
If you encounter a dog wearing yellow, please be respectful and give them the space they need. The world can be an extremely frightening place for an anxious dog, their humans are doing their best to help them and the least the rest of us can do is to smile, be kind, and give a little space, that’s all it takes 💛

26/01/2023

Afternoon walkies 💜🐾💜🐾💜🐾

26/01/2023

My morning walkies 💜🐾💜🐾

16/12/2022

Chilly walks with the Boss ❄️💜🐾

15/12/2022

Sharing as I think this appropriate important information for dogs as well as children ❄️💜🐾

In view of recent events in the West Midlands we wish to share the following warnings & advice about the dangers of frozen water.

Every year children are at risk when they are tempted to play on the ice formed on open waters and adults find themselves at risk as they attempt to save them. Over 50% of ice related drowning involved an attempted rescue of another person or a dog.
Areas with frozen waters can be beautiful to look at but they are also extremely dangerous.
Here are some useful tips to help you enjoy these areas safely:

◾Never go on the ice under ANY circumstances. This includes attempting to rescue another person or animal who may have fallen through the ice.

◾Only use well lit areas: Try to take walks in the daylight but if you must walk in the evening, only use well lit areas and avoid anywhere with water.

◾Keep away from the edge of the water: Never go close to the edge or lean over to touch the ice. You may over balance or trip and fall in.

◾Always walk with an adult or a group of friends. Look out for each other and if someone does fall through the ice there will be others around to raise the alarm and get help.

What to do if you fall through the ice:

◾Keep calm and shout ‘help’.
◾Spread your arms across the surface of the ice in front of you.
◾Try to kick your legs and pull yourself out of the water and on to the ice.
◾Lie flat, spreading your weight across the surface and pull yourself to the bank. you may find it easier to roll.
◾If you cannot climb out, wait for help and keep as still as possible.
◾Keep your head above the water, press your arms by your side and keep your legs together

Once you are safe, it is important that you go to hospital immediately for a check up

What to do if you see someone fall through the ice:

◾Shout for ‘help’ and dial 999 or 112 if you can - do not walk on to the ice to attempt a rescue
◾Shout to the person to ‘keep still’ and offer reassurance.
◾If they are close enough, lie down to avoid overbalancing and falling onto the ice, and try to reach them with a tree branch clothing tied together or anything else which can extend your reach.
◾If you cannot reach them, slide something which floats across the ice, such as a plastic bottle or a football , so that they can hold on to it to stay afloat whilst help is on the way.
◾If they are too far away, wait for the emergency services and reassure the casualty from the safety of the bank.

09/12/2022

Keeping your pets safe this winter 🥶🐾💙❤️

09/12/2022

Frosty sunny walks ❄️☀️🐾

05/11/2022

21/10/2022

Little Miss B working hard this morning 💖💜🐾

20/10/2022

Soggy Doggy ☔️💜🐾

20/10/2022

Keep your furrys happy and safe 💜🎆

If you are worried about fireworks and your pet please do not leave it until the 5th November to contact your vet 👩‍⚕️🐾
There are many ways you can help them out 🎆

20/10/2022

First day back as Mrs B ❤️ lovely weather for walks ☔️

20/10/2022

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18/10/2022

I haven’t posted for a while and I am sorry about that. I currently only work a few hours on a Thursday and Friday at the minute due to lots of family commitments. In the New year I will be looking at retraining in the doggy career world .. so I will keep you posted as it comes about 💜
Thank you to all my Customers past and present for your support , I am still here 💜
Here’s a cute pic of my baby girl Nova who was dog of honour at our wedding last weekend ❤️

04/08/2022

***NOW FOUND! THANK YOU EVERYONE***🥰

🐾****MISSING DOG*******🐾
Escaped this morning from the Loscoe area.
Male, 10 years old, no collar, is microchipped.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
If anyone knows where he is please contact the practice on 01773 537830