GSRRR Redirection Training

27/12/2023

25/10/2023

If you would like to support us and don’t want to phone pedro yourself, you can send a donation through PayPal https://www.paypal.me/GSRRRmerch and we will be able to purchase food with your donation. Just remember to click family and friends.

13/09/2023

👨‍🏫 RSE LOCAL MEETINGS 🎤

🚗 We are going across Northern Ireland to inform people about the new RSE changes.

🙋🏻‍♂️Also we explain what this means, what we can do, and how this can be viewed from a Christian perspective.

We are currently booked in

Mullartown House - Annalong: 28th September 2023 @ 7:30pm

Templemore Hall - East Belfast: 10th October 2023 @ 7:30pm

📲 If you would like one in your church/area please get in touch.

Please note that availability may be limited.

02/07/2023

06/12/2022

We have a strict Rehoming Policy which may seem extensive compared to other animal rescues, but we do not apologise for this.

28/10/2022

Very excited 😊

03/09/2022

03/09/2022

daisy is still not found can everyone keep eye out plz

12/07/2022

Repeat after me. Muzzled dogs are NOT BAD DOGS. - feel free to share

Muzzled dogs have good humans.

Muzzled dogs can have more experiences because they are managed. Their quality of life is INCREASED because of the muzzle.

Muzzled dogs can still have treats.

Muzzled dogs are not miserable.

Muzzled dogs are muzzled for ALL KINDS OF REASONS. Not just aggression. Maybe they eat too much stuff off the ground and get sick. Maybe they play too rough. Maybe they over correct when startled. Maybe they want to eat squirrels. Maybe they need to learn better social skills. Not all dogs in a muzzle have a bite history, some have them on to prevent that in the first place. Sometimes the muzzle is more for the HUMAN than the DOG because it allows them to feel more confident. Big dogs, small dogs, and all breeds and sizes need muzzles sometimes. It is not a breed specific tool.

Muzzled dogs are GOOD DOGS WITH GREAT HUMANS who are setting their dog up to not fail. Judging a dog in a muzzle and their owner is the same as judging someone for wearing a helmet. They are choosing safety and being proactive and it takes WORK to get your dog to a level that they are happily working and walking around in a muzzle so kudos to the humans and dogs I meet who put that time in to better their dogs lives.

If you see a dog in a muzzle, don’t stare, don’t ask rude questions, just say “nice job, great looking dog!” And carry on. Believe me, you will have just made that humans day.

🫶

25/05/2022

18/05/2022

Movement for good will provide vital support to organisations right across the UK, Ireland, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man

18/05/2022

German Shepherd RRR would love if our supporters would kindly nominate us for a “Movement for Good” award. If successful we will receive an award of £1000 which would be a great help towards costs at our Rescue Centre.

To nominate us is very simple. Here’s how you do it:

1. Click this link https://movementforgood.com
2. Scroll down to “Search for a Charity”
3. Above where it asks for Charity name or number, there is a box that says “Registration exempt” click that box
4. Where it says name, below the charity search bar, please type our name “German Shepherd RRR”
5. Below that there is a drop down option for charity type. Please choose “Animals and wildlife”
6. Fill in your details and answer 2 simple multiple choice questions
7. Click submit!

It really is so easy and could benefit the dogs in our care so much!

Please share this post and ask friends and family to nominate us too ❤️

Movement for good will provide vital support to organisations right across the UK, Ireland, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man

28/02/2022

Weʼre raising money to help to raise funds for German Shepherd RRR. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

25/01/2022

25/01/2022

17/01/2022

17/01/2022

Before contacting us, please read the terms of our Training Programme below:

1. Do not expect this programme to fix your dog’s behaviour. The programme will show you how to manage and control your dog’s behaviour.

2. This programme is a process and you must be prepared to work to see results.

3. You must be consistent in coming to sessions and continuing training at home. *Please do not waste our time and yours, coming to sessions if you are not doing the work at home.*

4. You must follow the directions and guidance given to you by our trainers.

5. You must keep in contact with us, keep us updated and send regular video updates of the work you are doing at home.

PLEASE NOTE: We have and will continue to terminate the programmes of parties who do not adhere to the terms listed above.

10/11/2021

It is important to not just assume that your dog knows what you expect from them. You have to talk to them and show them what you want from them.

Here you can see Prince showing some interest in a member of the public sitting on a bench, he was instructed to just watch, his handler stayed calm, Prince had a look and walked on.

09/11/2021

27/10/2021

Elaine and Conrad receiving their certificate for all their hard work. Well done 😊