Happy Hounds Dog Services

Happy Hounds Dog Services Group walks incorporating plenty of fun training games along the way to work brains as well as bodies Dogs need physical exercise.

It keeps them healthy, socialised and out of trouble! Dogs that demonstrate undesired behaviours are often lacking mental and/or physical stimulation. My aim is to provide plenty of opportunities for play, socialisation and fun training games .My priority is the safety of your dog- I have a good understanding of canine body language and endeavour to anticipate any issues with other dogs. I have a

keen interest in how dogs learn having trained my own dog to Kennel Club Gold level in obedience and Trick Dog Champion.

02/12/2025

…and again 🤣

02/12/2025

She’s getting going early today with her litter picking !

01/12/2025

More “wipe feets spins” from Salty this morning! 👌

26/11/2025

We found two posts in the hedge so dragged them out to play with .
A nice rear end awareness exercise here that everyone found tricky to do!
Great work team!

24/11/2025

Top Tip for gate and door manners-
Go through together, giving your dog a treat as you go over the boundary …

23/11/2025

The “Seeking System” is one of the primary emotional systems that a neuroscientist JAAK Panksepp identified, and it plays a crucial role in motivating animals to explore their environment, learn, and seek out rewards .
When the Seeking System is activated, animals become more receptive to learning. They are more likely to engage in activities that allow them to acquire new skills or problem solve .
The Seeking System is associated with the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine in the brain. Dopamine is often referred to as the “feel-good” hormone .
This is one of my favourite activities to do with Barlle.
Portion up his dinner send him off to search for it.
Easy, low effort for me , maximum enjoyment for him!

21/11/2025
21/11/2025

Super sunny week! 🥰

19/11/2025

Top Tip for muddy feets!

After your walk, rinse off muddy feet, lay a towel down and ask your dog for a few 'spins' and 'twists' .

Easy to teach, saves your back, and importantly, is fun and pressure free for your dog!
Nicely demonstrated by sweet Mimi here!
We teach this in our Puppy Class at Nurture Dog Academy.

In fact we're full of handy hints and tips to make life with a hairy hound safer, easier, and more enjoyable!

We're full for our new year term but taking bookings for February!

Nurturedogacademy.co.uk

Some of us know which way to look. And some of us do not . 🫣
18/11/2025

Some of us know which way to look.
And some of us do not .
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176 Hythe Crescent
Seaford
BN253UA

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 12am - 12am

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All dogs need daily exercise. It keeps them healthy, socialised and out of trouble! Dogs that demonstrate undesired behaviours are often lacking mental and/or physical stimulation. My aim is to provide plenty of opportunities for play and appropriate socialisation using fun training games . My priority is the safety and wellbeing of your dog- I have a good understanding of canine body language and endeavour to anticipate and so prevent any issues with other dogs. I’m keen to build confidence in dogs, recognising when they feel nervous or unsure in any situation or environment and ensuring I give them the appropriate space they need in order to feel comfortable and happy. I have a keen interest in how dogs learn having trained my own dog to Kennel Club Gold level in obedience and Trick Dog Champion.

I only walk small groups of 4 dogs so that I can build a close relationship with your dog. Mutual respect and understanding goes a long way when working on behaviours that we perceive as “undesirable” . We practice gate/door/vehicle manners, turn taking, impulse control etc. All of which are achievable through reward based training games. Your dog doesn’t even realise he or she is learning, just that we are having fun!

I am fully insured and DBS checked. I have completed courses in Canine Body Language, Canine First Aid and Puppy Training and Development.