Brynn secure moorland paddock

05/10/2024

07/09/2024

07/04/2024

‼️‼️‼️‼️Hi everyone.. not sure who can see this but I feel that this needs to be said .. any customer who is using and paying for these paddocks are being mis lead .. the majority of these areas are open access .. so they are open to anyone .. is your dog reactive? , could your dog harm another person if they crossed paths ? Everyone is entitled to walk these area you actually pay to use , are you aware ? They are entitled to climb a gate or hedge .. what would happen if you believed your dog came across another member of the public who had every right to walk there and injured that person ? Myself personally I would be mortified and angry with the belief I was walking my dog in a secure environment.
i believe many people have got in touch with the relevant authorities but this service still continues .. I know , as an owner of 2 reactive dogs , how reliant we are on these spaces , I also believe that this is an accident waiting to happen.. there are many secure paddocks available for us now .. I can name so many .. let’s not put our dogs at risk .. we all want that walk and time with our dogs without fear of being arrested for a dog “ dangerously out of control “
This is a post from many customers who have had their negative comments disregarded and deleted 🐶☺️

30/12/2023

🐾 Ban on XL Bully Dogs starting 31/12/23 🐾

• We have put new measures in place so that we can continue to welcome this breed in line with government guidelines. In order to comply we have added these measures -

• You MUST have a Certificate of Exemption & Public Liability Insurance. Copies of this MUST be sent to us prior to your visit. Failure to do so will mean your session can be cancelled.
• Your dog must be microchipped and neutered (in line with the government timescales/age).
• Your dog must not be allowed outside of your vehicle until the vehicle is inside the paddock and the gate has been closed and locked. Upon leaving, your dog must be safely secure in your vehicle before unlocking the gate.
• Your dog can only be walked on a 1:1 ratio with the handler. If you have more than one dog in your household, you will need to have another member of your household visit with you for the other dog(s) to join you.
• If you have more than one banned breed within your household, they must be walked on a 1:1 ratio. For example Two XL Bully types from the same household must be walked with two members of the household so there is always a 1:1 ratio (dog to handler).
• There can be no mixing with any other households. You must not use the facility if you are unable to comply with this.

🐾 We look forward to welcoming you back and welcoming new friends who need a safe space to play. Every dog deserves the right to exercise and play regardless of how they look. We don’t judge but do need to comply. We hope you find our new measures accommodating and please feel free to get in touch should you wish to discuss your specific needs.

All the best
Sharon & Mark

14/11/2023

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23/10/2023

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29/09/2023

🐾Calling anyone that maybe interested in volunteering with us or fostering🐾
St Francis will be holding an open evening. Thursday 26th October
From 6pm - 7.30pm for wannabe Volunteers.
7.30pm- 8.30pm for those interested in fostering.
If you would like to attend then please either express your interest in the comments below or email us at
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We look forward to seeing you soon x😊

13/09/2023

21/07/2023

There have been incidents of DOG POISONING in the Pentire area over the past week that have resulted in sickness, and one death. Please be aware of the following combination of early symptoms and do not hesitate to take your dog to a vet immediately should your dog display them. The main symptoms are not necessarily immediate or obvious and develop and worsen over a number of hours:
Fatigue.
Muscle twitching, particularly the face, and gulping
Urinary Incontinence
Looser stools, not necessarily diarrhoea
High temperature
Bewilderment and unsteadiness
Dog shrinking from your touch

DEATH OF LOCAL DOG BY TOXIC POISONING
Ivy, an eight year old brindle Staffordshire Bull Terrier, had to be put down on Thursday after 24 hours in intensive care at Penmellyn Vets Hospital in St Columb Major.
Ivy was lead walked by her owners, Denise and Nick Webb, from Pentire Avenue close to Pentire Crescent down to the Esplanade on Tuesday. At some point, unnoticed by them, Ivy ingested something noxious. After some twenty minutes down there, Ivy appeared too tired to continue up to the headland and they took her home. Some time in the afternoon, Ivy wet the sofa but it wasn’t until the early hours of the morning that things started to go noticeably wrong. Ivy was showing all the symptoms described above and the emergency vets were called at 6.30am on Wednesday.
The severity of the muscle twitching was such that Ivy bit her own tongue. Her shuddering meant the wound was reopened over and over again. The twitching raised her temperature and she had to be artificially cooled down.
She was given lipid infusion to bind to the toxin and flush it out of the system. Despite a short rally, when the vets thought she was recovering, by the evening, instead of going home as hoped, she started showing signs of kidney and liver failure. She was put down on Thursday morning. The cost to the owners of her treatment and cremation was just over £1800.
The initial suspicion of the vets was that Ivy had eaten a discarded mouldy snack. As the day went on, the suspicions turned strongly to the ingestion of ma*****na or possibly a v**e. Her owners were asked if Ivy could have had access to he**in or co***ne. (A cursory Google by them of the effect of ma*****na on dogs revealed very similar symptoms of toxic poisoning.)
There have been suggestions on other community groups that council spraying of the verges might be a cause. However, the evidence given by symptoms and bloods so far is that Ivy actually ingested something, possibly along the Esplanade area where the verges have not been sprayed. Rodent poison was ruled out, a snake bite was ruled out, the River Gannel water, which she often enjoyed, was also ruled out.
Denise and Nick hope that by giving these distressing details, they can dispel rumours, discourage speculation, inform the public of the seriousness of this matter in our neighbourhood.
“First, we wish to thank our neighbours and friends for their support. Ivy was a well known and sociable pet but, unfortunately, a devious snacker.”
“If she ate a mouldy snack that had been tossed, if she ingested a drug or a v**e by whatever means, her death, and the reported sickness in other dogs, are the result of certain individuals’ irresponsibility, selfishness and utter carelessness with regard to our shared local environment. That people’s actions: irresponsible littering, picnicking, and drug use are not without cost has been brought into sharp focus. It’s not just a matter of leaving other people to pick up your mess but, sometimes, a matter of leaving others to pick up the pieces.”
“If, however, this was a deliberate act to poison wildlife or pets, then it is a criminal offence. We are reporting the matter to the police and if you observe these symptoms in dogs or pets or you see any animal in a distressed state, please get vet help early and quickly, and also report the incident.”

24/05/2023

Hi everyone.. I know we lost the land and the boarding service we provided for all your fur babies .. I know many people are struggling to find alternative accommodation.. my daughter Yasmin is able to stay at your home and care for your dog.. she worked alongside me and adores dogs as much as me .. if you are struggling, please reach out to me , we will try our best to accommodate the needs of your dogs ..much love Toni 🐶🐶🥰

04/05/2023

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11/03/2023

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24/02/2023

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15/02/2023

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