Quick March Dogs.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year everyone, Welcome 2025!!

24/12/2024

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas! We have had a really busy year, thank you to you all! ###

17/10/2024

Muddy walks and snoozy moments 🥰

04/10/2024

All eyes on Kay and her take away 🤣😂

04/10/2024

Two bests friends, this lab and spaniel are hilarious together. Have a great weekend everyone 😁

02/10/2024

We don’t care what the weather is like, nothing beats a good run followed but a good snooze. Oh and a snack 🤣

07/09/2024

Do you have a dog that likes to shred? Try putting their dinner in toilet tubes to give additional enrichment 🐾🐾

26/08/2024

Having an absolutely blast on our holidays!! Xx

17/08/2024

We are now on holiday until the 2nd of September! Thank you for all of your love and support, we love all of our dogs that come and live with us 🥰 See you soon! XX

07/08/2024

Photo Dump! Lots of sun and snoozing 😴

24/07/2024

We have been incredibly busy over the last month! Here is a photo drop of some of our lovely pups!!

04/07/2024

Happy 3rd birthday for yesterday, to this crazy, fun, loving lad! Mum brought in treats for both his friends and me today! Thank you 🤩

12/06/2024

Here are a few more!! My dog is the only one that had to roll in muck, Sprocker in the Shower 🚿

12/06/2024

We have been so busy I have forgotten to post!

15/05/2024

This is a great explanation of some dog body language 😊

JUST SHAKE IT OFF
Dogs constantly communicate through their body language.

A “shake off” is one of the many types of body language and is one of the easier ones to notice.

The shake off can provide us with important insights as to how our dogs are feeling.

Besides being a very effective way to get rid of dirt, pesky bugs and water - dogs can remove up to 70% of water in one single shake off - the shake off is often seen just after something that a dog needs a mental reset from.

It’s a way to flush out adrenaline and could be compared to us taking a deep breath to reset our nervous system and calm ourselves down.

Dogs instinctively know they feel better when they just shake it all off!

It’s their way of saying “Phew, I’m glad that’s over, now I can put it behind me and move on”.

Shaking off is a positive way to calm down, reset and cope with stress – be that negative or positive stress.

Sometimes a shake off could be due to an underlying medical reason like an ear infection, allergy, itching or pain.

If you notice a shake off, look at what has just happened beforehand. This will provide a good clue as to what it is that your dog needs to reset from.

27/04/2024

Today is our 2nd anniversary of being in business we also got another 4 star rating on our inspection. Thank you everyone 🤩

31/03/2024

Happy Easter 🐣 Mavis enjoying the sunshine yesterday 🥰