Happy Paws Dog Walking LLC.

Happy Paws Dog Walking LLC. Ive always had a profound love for dogs. My lifelong goal has been to devote myself to their well-being.
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As a professional in pet care, I have been successful in befriending and gaining the trust of anxious and aggressive dogs that typically fear humans.

12/07/2024

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Gracie and her new friend πŸ€πŸ©ΆπŸ–€
12/07/2024

Gracie and her new friend πŸ€πŸ©ΆπŸ–€

Snowy adventures today
12/07/2024

Snowy adventures today

"Oh wow, that's nice, I'll just take that.... thanks" 🀣
12/07/2024

"Oh wow, that's nice, I'll just take that.... thanks" 🀣

12/03/2024

Thats where Bow's zoomie switch is located 🀣

12/03/2024
12/02/2024

Just a reminder for my clients; I will be away the week of Christmas. Thank you πŸ™πŸΌHope everyone has safe and happy holidays 😊

Fun project for my clients and friend's dogs. Couldn't get Lilo, Chloe or Kona. They were too good at smudging 🀣🀣
11/13/2024

Fun project for my clients and friend's dogs. Couldn't get Lilo, Chloe or Kona. They were too good at smudging 🀣🀣

Weeee
10/29/2024

Weeee

10/28/2024

Halloween is a time of fun and festivities, but it can also bring about unique challenges for our furry friends. Here are some fun tips, to ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween experience for both you and your dog.

Keep Treats Out of Paws' Reach

Avoid Toxic Foods: Chocolate, candies containing xylitol, raisins and certain nuts are toxic to dogs. Ensure all Halloween treats are stored securely away from your dog’s reach.

Candy Wrappers: Ingestion of foil and cellophane wrappers can cause choking or intestinal blockage. Dispose of wrappers properly.

Dress-Up Dos and Don'ts

Comfort is Key: If you choose to dress up your dog, make sure the costume doesn't restrict movement, breathing or vision.

Avoid Small Accessories: Steer clear of costumes with small parts that could be chewed off and swallowed.

Costume Trial Run: Let your dog try on the costume before Halloween to get them accustomed to it.

The Human Side: If you have a sensitive dog, avoid exposing them to scary costumes that may trigger fearful behaviour.

Safe Spaces During Festivities

Secure Environment: With frequent visitors, dogs may become anxious or attempt to escape. Keep them in a quiet, secure room away from the front door. This space can include their bed, a favourite blanket and some toys. Let them stay here while trick-or-treaters are coming and going.
Identification: Ensure your dog is wearing a collar with up-to-date ID tags in case they slip out.

Play Calm Music: Soothing background music can help drown out the sound of the doorbell, knocking and excitement outside. You can try playlists designed for calming dogs, such as classical music or nature sounds.

Provide a Long-Lasting Chew: Give your dog a long-lasting chew, like a bully stick or a stuffed Kong, to keep them entertained and focused on something enjoyable rather than the commotion outside.

Use a Calming Spray or Diffuser: Products like calming sprays or diffusers (containing dog-safe ingredients like lavender or chamomile) can help create a more peaceful environment and ease anxiety.

Stick to a Routine: Keeping your dog's usual walking, feeding and bathroom schedule as consistent as possible can reduce stress. A short walk before trick-or-treating begins can also help burn off excess energy.
Desensitize Your Dog to Doorbell

Sounds : Before Halloween night, practice desensitizing your dog to the doorbell by ringing it and giving them treats while staying calm. This helps associate the sound with something positive.

Decoration Dangers

Fire Hazards: Keep lit candles and jack-o'-lanterns out of reach to prevent burns or fires.

Electrical Cords: Secure cords from decorative lights to prevent chewing and potential electric shock.

Choking Hazards: Be cautious of decorations that could be ingested, such as fake spider webs or small ornaments.
Walk Wisely

Visibility Gear: Use reflective leashes, collars or vests to make your dog visible to drivers if walking after dark.

Stranger Danger: Costumes can be confusing or scary for dogs. Maintain a safe distance from trick-or-treaters if your dog seems uneasy or better yet keep them at home.
Monitor for Stress Signals

Watch for Signs: Excessive panting, pacing, whining or hiding can indicate your dog is stressed.

Provide Comfort: Offer reassurance and consider staying with them in a quiet room if they seem anxious.
Bonus!!!

By following these tips, you can help ensure a Halloween that's both fun and safe for everyone involved. Share the excitement with your furry friend and make this spooky season a memorable one!

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The beautiful northern lights
10/12/2024

The beautiful northern lights

Glad to see Bow is back to his energetic self. Fun videos in the comments πŸ€™πŸΌ
10/08/2024

Glad to see Bow is back to his energetic self. Fun videos in the comments πŸ€™πŸΌ

10/08/2024

Gracie was overly excited to see me β™‘ πŸ˜‚

10/08/2024

Gracie loves a good fall photoshoot. Check the comments for her confusion on one of my concepts πŸ˜…πŸ

This boy 😍
10/03/2024

This boy 😍

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