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Dog Paws And Cuddles The group is free to join so you don't need any money to become a member.

As part of our community you have the pleasures of seeing lots of cute dogs and at the same time get useful tips, advice on all aspects of dogs.

Dog Paws and Cuddles are a group where we post pics, share stories and we help one another. Its free to join. I would li...
14/06/2020

Dog Paws and Cuddles are a group where we post pics, share stories and we help one another. Its free to join. I would like to invite you to join our group. Take care. Martin.
Just click the link.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Dogpawsandcuddles/

23/05/2020
19/04/2020
12/04/2020

Good Morning everyone, we are going to change the name of the page by adding the word dog.
To DOG PAWS AND CUDDLES the reason for this change is so that anyone searching for a page about dogs will find us easier as that is the first word they would use.
The change doesn’t affect the page please carry on as usual posting pics of your dogs and the wonderful comments you share.
Any pics of cats are still welcome of course but we are primarily a group for dog lovers.
We thank you for your support

11/04/2020

A really big thank-you to everyone who has liked our page.
If you like our page maybe you would enjoy our group
As part of our friendly community you have the pleasure of seeing lots of cute dogs, get useful tips and ask questions.
The group is free, just click the link below and join us
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/

Hi Mike and I just want to thank everyone who has liked our page we are so grateful to you all.Our group is growing into...
30/03/2020

Hi Mike and I just want to thank everyone who has liked our page we are so grateful to you all.
Our group is growing into a fabulous community of dog lovers.
People are sharing their pics talking to each other it is inspiring to see such love.
We always welcome new members to our group its free to join Just click below and ask to join. Thank You.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/

28/03/2020

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Hey Guys, We have just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.The link to go join our group is herehtt...
27/03/2020

Hey Guys, We have just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.
The link to go join our group is here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/
The group is free to join so you don't need any money to become a member.
As part of our community you have the pleasures of seeing lots of cute dogs and at the same time get useful tips, advice on all aspects of dogs.
Plus if you have any questions you can post them here.

Hey Guys, We have just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.The link to go join our group is herehtt...
27/03/2020

Hey Guys, We have just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.
The link to go join our group is here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/
The group is free to join so you don't need any money to become a member.
As part of our community you have the pleasures of seeing lots of cute dogs and at the same time get useful tips, advice on all aspects of dogs.
Plus if you have any questions you can post them here.

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26/03/2020
26/03/2020

hmm ... decisions, decisions!

25/03/2020

Hi Jean in reply to your question I have this which may help,
Sean McElherron is a Dog Behaviourist, Trainer and Managing Director of The Canny Company.
Sean has over 20 years experience working with dogs, especially the pullers, both in homes and with rescue centres and charities.
Recommendations for walking your dog during a coronavirus lockdown
Keep your dog on a leash.
Maintain social distancing of at least two metres between yourself and other dog walkers.
Limit any social contact - do not stop to chat, nor gather in groups.
Try to find walks that are less frequently used by other dog walkers.
Stay away from dog parks and other public areas.
Walks should be mainly to meet a dogs toileting needs and as short as possible to minimise time outdoors. Don’t stop to play games or throw a ball.
Reduce the number of walks you normally do, for example from three to two times a day.
Take your dog for a walk either very early in the morning or late at night when there is less chance of bumping into other dog walkers.
Take poo bags and a small bottle of water with washing up liquid to wash away any urine.
When you arrive home, clean your dog’s paws and tail with an antibacterial gel then wash your hands thoroughly. Bear in mind that frequent use of antibacterial hand gels will dry out our dogs paws so it is recommended that a paw butter or pad oil be used also.
Consider disinfecting your shoes or leave them at the door. Keep a pair of shoes outside the door, just for walking.
Hi Jean in reply to your question I have this which may help,
Sean McElherron is a Dog Behaviourist, Trainer and Managing Director of The Canny Company.
Sean has over 20 years experience working with dogs, especially the pullers, both in homes and with rescue centres and charities.
Recommendations for walking your dog during a coronavirus lockdown
Keep your dog on a leash.
Maintain social distancing of at least two metres between yourself and other dog walkers.
Limit any social contact - do not stop to chat, nor gather in groups.
Try to find walks that are less frequently used by other dog walkers.
Stay away from dog parks and other public areas.
Walks should be mainly to meet a dogs toileting needs and as short as possible to minimise time outdoors. Don’t stop to play games or throw a ball.
Reduce the number of walks you normally do, for example from three to two times a day.
Take your dog for a walk either very early in the morning or late at night when there is less chance of bumping into other dog walkers.
Take poo bags and a small bottle of water with washing up liquid to wash away any urine.
When you arrive home, clean your dog’s paws and tail with an antibacterial gel then wash your hands thoroughly. Bear in mind that frequent use of antibacterial hand gels will dry out our dogs paws so it is recommended that a paw butter or pad oil be used also.
Consider disinfecting your shoes or leave them at the door. Keep a pair of shoes outside the door, just for walking.

Coronavirus in dogsUntil further tests are carried out, there is no current evidence that pets can be infected with the ...
20/03/2020

Coronavirus in dogs
Until further tests are carried out, there is no current evidence that pets can be infected with the new coronavirus or be carriers of the virus.
There is currently a dog in Hong Kong who has tested weakly positive for coronavirus. Though it isn’t yet confirmed whether this is environmental contamination through the dog’s nose and mouth or whether they have really been infected, which means the situation is still evolving.
It is always a good idea to wash your hands with soap and water after stroking your pets for protection against other bacteria such as E.coli and salmonella.
What is coronavirus?
Coronaviruses are a family of viruses that cause disease in animals.
Covid-19 is a new strain of the coronaviruses that, like seven other strains throughout history, is thought to have made the jump from animals to humans, though the exact source of this strain is still under investigation.
This virus can cause pneumonia, coughing, fever and difficulty with breathing and, in extreme cases, death.
If you have travelled abroad recently and feel unwell, contact the 111 online coronavirus service to find out what to do next.
Is it safe to put my dog in kennels?
There is no current evidence that pets or companion animals can be infected with the new coronavirus or be carriers of the virus. Kennels should make sure their kennels are always kept clean and hygienic. Normal handwashing precautions must always be observed.
Is it safe to let dog walkers take my dog out in groups?
The coronavirus outbreak is an evolving situation but if the dog walker is healthy and hasn’t been at risk of infection, the risk of spreading Covid-19 is likely to be low, as there is no current evidence that pets or companion animals can be infected with the new coronavirus or that dogs play a role in the spread of human disease.
However, as with people, if you become sick with the virus it is recommended to limit contact with pets and other animals and, where possible, have another member of your household care for them.
If you have sole responsibility for your dog while you are sick, the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) recommends you wash your hands with soap and water before and after contact with your pet and wear a facemask.
Can my dog go outside if I am self-isolating?
Yes, they are allowed out of the house – but have another member of your household walk your pet for you while you are self-isolating.

If you have no one to walk your dog, then they can’t go for a walk as you will need to self-quarantine, but they can go out in the garden for toilet breaks and, if you are well enough, you can keep them entertained within the home with some great indoor games for dogs.

Hey Guys, Ive just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.The link to go join my group is herehttps://...
04/03/2020

Hey Guys, Ive just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.
The link to go join my group is here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/
The group is free to join so you don't need any money to become a member.
As part of our community you have the pleasures of seeing lots of cute dogs and at the same time get useful tips, advice on all aspects of dogs.
Plus if you have any questions you can post them here.

TIPS TO HAVING A HAPPY DOG https://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/27204-10-secrets-to-having-a-happy-dogHey Guys, Ive ...
03/02/2020

TIPS TO HAVING A HAPPY DOG
https://dogtime.com/dog-health/general/27204-10-secrets-to-having-a-happy-dog
Hey Guys, Ive just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.
The link to go join my group is here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/
The group is free to join so you don't need any money to become a member.
As part of our community you have the pleasures of seeing lots of cute dogs and at the same time get useful tips, advice on all aspects of dogs.
Plus if you have any questions you can post them here.

Each dog has its own unique personality and people can use these tips to keep their pup happy so their personality continues to shine.

HERE IS ANOTHER TIP OR GUIDE FOR YOUhttps://perromart.com.sg/blogs/perro-learning-center/guide-to-keeping-different-dog-...
28/01/2020

HERE IS ANOTHER TIP OR GUIDE FOR YOU

https://perromart.com.sg/blogs/perro-learning-center/guide-to-keeping-different-dog-breeds-at-home
Hey Guys, Ive just started a new group on Facebook for people who love dogs.
The link to go join my group is here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/
The group is free to join so you don't need any money to become a member.
As part of our community you have the pleasures of seeing lots of cute dogs and at the same time get useful tips, advice on all aspects of dogs.
Plus if you have any questions you can post them here.

The best ways to help them get along.

IS YOUR DOG SCARED TO HAVE THEIR TOENAILS CLIPPED?HERE ARE SOME USEFUL TIPShttps://lolahemp.com/blogs/news/how-to-clip-s...
25/01/2020

IS YOUR DOG SCARED TO HAVE THEIR TOENAILS CLIPPED?

HERE ARE SOME USEFUL TIPS

https://lolahemp.com/blogs/news/how-to-clip-scared-dogs-nails
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It’s time for that monthly drama that you both dread. Trimming your dog's nails! The toenail clippers come out and your dog makes a beeline for the crate to hide and hope that maybe you will just lose your nerve. He is trembling and giving you the “Please no!” eyes. Your own anxiety starts to ...

23/01/2020

How much time do I need for a dog?

THIS IS AN IMPORTANT QUESTION WHEN THINKING OF GETTING A DOG.

https://www.pawshake.com.au/blog/how-much-time-do-i-need-dog
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How much time does a dog need?Dogs are pack animals so most of them love attention and company. How much attention and time a dog needs is determined by the breed and training the dog has. For example, high energy breeds like Border Collies would require more time and energy then a Maltese. On avera...

TIPS ON HOW TO GET YOUR DOG TO LOVE YOUhttps://m.wikihow.com/Make-a-Dog-Love-YouATTENTION!Want expert tips and advice ab...
21/01/2020

TIPS ON HOW TO GET YOUR DOG TO LOVE YOU

https://m.wikihow.com/Make-a-Dog-Love-You
ATTENTION!
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Click here to join our FREE group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PawsAndCuddles/

If your dog seems scared or hesitant around you, focus on improving your relationship. Ensure that the dog has a secure environment by making a safe, comfortable place for it in your home. Give your dog structure by training it and...

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