Newbury & District Dog Training Society

21/11/2024

Pls be aware!

09/11/2024

If you haven’t already booked pls do so by return so we can be d sad her you have a space as we need to give menu selections in advance to the pub. Partners welcome. Remember all drinks paid for by the club. Look forward to seeing you there! 🥰🍾🎉💃🐶

07/11/2024

31/10/2024

Fireworks advice for your dogs!

29/10/2024

Pls allow extra time to travel to us this evening. Hermitage Road B4009 is closed at Shaw end but open from Curridge onwards 🐶🥰

26/10/2024

Hi everyone it is nearing that NDDTS Christmas dinner night out without your dogs. 🐶Only people allowed! Everyone is welcome including partners if they would like to attend. The Club buys your drinks and you just pay for your food. 🍾🍻🍹🎉🥳🎊. You can book online at the website, the link is on the home page. www.newburydogtraining.org.uk

We have approx 40 spaces and when they are gone they are gone! It will be at The Fox and Hounds, Oxford Road, Donnington, Newbury RG14 3AP on Friday 6 December starting at 7pm for drinks with food being served at 7.30pm folllowed by some light entertainment! 🦃🍗🎄🎅 Hope to see you there! 💃🎊🥳🎉🦃🍾🕺

22/10/2024

Do you know the dangers of Alabama Rot? ⚠️

It can be fatal to your pup, so be sure to take preventative measures such as:
- Avoid extra muddy walking routes
- Wash and dry your dogs paws thoroughly

Be care of the signs and symptoms:
- Lethargy, vomiting and lack of appetite
- Sores or ulcers on the skin, especially the legs and paws
- A change in drinking and urinary habits

What to do?
Call your vet immediately!

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22/10/2024

💥💥🐶🐶Please be aware all January 2025 courses are now available online to book on our website .newburydogtraining.org.uk 🐶🐶

Please remember we are closed in December.

13/10/2024

🥰🐶🐕🦮🐩🐕‍🦺😂😂

09/10/2024

Recent Puppy Class graduates 🙌🐶👏

23/09/2024

We saw this and wanted to share too

Walk with me; don’t just walk me. Slow down and see the world as I do. I know you’ve got things to do, places to be. But out here, with the ground beneath our feet and the sky above us, there’s a whole world worth noticing.

The autumn chill is in the air today, crisp and full of new smells. It’s different from yesterday, and different from the day before. Every day is new. The leaves crunch under my paws, and I stop to breathe in the rich, earthy scent of them. To you, it might just be a pile of leaves, but to me, it’s a story—one I can’t help but dive into, nose first.

There’s a squirrel somewhere nearby, I can sense it, darting up a tree, its tiny heart beating fast. And the wind carries whispers of things far away: a family cooking dinner, the trace of a cat that passed by early this morning, and the faint perfume of flowers holding on to their last bit of summer. It’s all here, swirling around us if you just take the time to notice.

You tug on the leash, eager to move on, and I can tell you’re thinking about something far away from here. But when we walk, truly walk, you and I can be in this moment together. Feel the cool air brush against your skin, let it wake you up. Notice how the sun filters through the branches, casting shadows that dance on the pavement. Hear the crunch of the leaves beneath our steps, like a secret rhythm just for us.

To you, it might be just another walk, a daily routine to tick off the list. But for me, every step is an adventure. Each scent is a clue, each sound a piece of a puzzle. When you walk with me, really walk with me, you’ll see it too. The world is bigger than what we’re rushing toward. It’s right here, in the small moments, in the quiet spaces between your thoughts.

So, slow down. Breathe. Let the chill fill your lungs and the colours fill your eyes. Walk with me, don’t just walk me. See the world as I do, if only for a little while. It’s all waiting for you, just beneath the surface.
Natalie P
2024

16/09/2024

PLS BE AWARE!

Morning All just letting you know that there is a large hole on the B4009 Long Lane just before the roundabout where you can turn left to Hilliers Garden Centre, just before the Co-Op! So much so the road is shut so please do not try and come to club this way! A34 and past Newbury Showground maybe! Xx 🚧⛔️

15/09/2024

"Unfortunately, Dozer & his family learned the hard way that corn cobs aren't safe for dogs - EVER. Despite how much you think your dog may chew a corn cob, it's NEVER okay to feed these to them. Their body isn't able to break down the corn cob & they get trapped in the intestines, resulting in a very sad, sick pooch that will likely require surgery. Corn cobs are one of the most common foreign bodies that we remove from dogs! Please spread the word by sharing this post." - The team at New Ulm Regional Veterinary Center

28/08/2024

We are looking forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday 3 September at Hermitage Village Hall for Newbury and District Dog Training classes. 🐶🐕🦮🐩🐕‍🦺