Abz pets

27/03/2025

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17/03/2025

15/03/2025

Happy 18th birthday to Oliver Waite 🎂
No falls this year! 😆

14/03/2025

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06/03/2025

Less mud now please! 🙏😂❤️

04/02/2025

🎤🎶We're going on an adventure...
Get intouch for availability 🐾🐾🐾🐾

03/12/2024

Areas these spaces will be available to are hackleton, piddington,wootton, Hardingstone and grange park.
Lunchtime group walks are will be between 11-2.30.
Get intouch for a free no obligation meet and greet with me 🐾

20/11/2024

I just wanted to personally thank and give appreciation to Dawn at Mrs puppy popins who has carried my business the last few weeks for me while I have been grieving the loss of my dad.
Without you Dawn Morris I wouldn't have got back in to work where I left off.
Not only is Dawn a fellow professional dog walker and pet sitter I have got to know over the years but she is also someone I now call a good friend ❤️
Thanks again for looking after all my much loved dogs and clients 😘💐

07/10/2024

Sorry im not getting back to messages, im taking some time out ❤️
Please contact Dawn at Mrs puppy poppins
https://www.facebook.com/petcareplan
who will be able to help you while I'm off 🐾

16/09/2024

Last night I lost my dad💔, the man who made me the animal lover I am today ❤️
I just wanted to thank all my clients for being so understanding over the last couple of weeks whilst my dad was in hospital and sending me love and support it means a lot 💗
I will get back to any messages over the next few days.xx

28/08/2024

Hi,I will be taking a few days off as of Friday 30th as my summer house sits and visits come to an end 🥹❤️
It's been a great summer again because of all of your gorgeous pets that you have trusted us with while you have been away enjoying your holidays 🥰
I will be back working again Monday 9th Sept,I will get back to any messages i get between those dates then.
I will also be starting back in a new vehicle!
Keep a look out for me! ❤️

06/08/2024

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Secrets of a Dog Walker
1. It's a lifestyle, not just a job. If you're in it for the money you've made a big mistake because a) you're never going to be rich, and b) you won't survive your first winter if that's your only motivation. We see these people come and go from time to time.
2. We talk to each other more than you might think. About the best walking boots, what clothing we are wearing for today's weather, our financial struggles, the traffic, dodgy men in the woods, fallen trees, etc. It's a lonely job but we have each other's backs from a distance.
3. We don't physically have eyes in the backs of our heads but we recognise the jingle of every ID tag, and each dog's individual footfall on the ground behind us, we may as well have.
4. We can't physically see round corners either, but we know so well each dog's body language in reaction to something they may have seen that we may as well be able to.
5. We hear "Are they all yours?!" and "you've got your hands full" at least twice a day, but we always smile and say "They keep me on my toes". Every. Single. Time.
6. It actually breaks our heart when a dog moves out of our area, and we thoroughly investigate our replacement for our own peace of mind, even if the client hasn't asked us to.
7. If you peel back a few layers of clothing (depending on the season) you will find bruises, scratches and scrapes covering the whole of our bodies. Don't bother asking where they came from, we have no idea.
8. We love our clients' dogs as we do our own and will sometimes lie awake at night worrying about them. Their illnesses, and behaviour changes. We can't help it after spending so much time with them.
10. Despite the financial uncertainty, the harsh winters, the blood, sweat and tears, it really is the best job in the world.

(reshare from 2020 and still just as true)

31/07/2024

Some hot weather tips and signs to look out for with heatstroke.
A missed day of walks is better than a missed dog ❤️
If its hot for you, it's too hot for them.
Walk them early morning or late evening, if you can't do those times don't walk the dog at all.
Not worth the risk raising their temperature for an already uncomfortable day.