Migos Cartel

16/11/2023

Msg p.a

Various Cds For Sale

COLLECT IN CHATSWORTH

074 585 2665

15/09/2023

15/09/2023

Join us for the next walk and education initiative!!

04/09/2023

DURBAN NORTH

We will be in Durban North this Saturday morning, offering microchipping for your dogs and cats.

Please see below flyer for details.

BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL

WhatsApp 061 522 8468 for bookings.

11/03/2023

What I$ Maul (verb)?

If an animal or animal'$ maul someone, it attacks that person / people and injures them with its teeth or claws

Example of Maul . ..

$omeone was mauled to death by the 4 Pitbull$ on the $treet

09/03/2023

Supa Quick has some pink valve caps in support of breast cancer awareness and Breast Health Foundation.

Get to your nearest Supa Quick to show your support for this important initiative https://bit.ly/SQLocator.

08/03/2023

Just A Cute Picture 🖤

Of A Cute Girl & Her Husky 🙃

Feeding the Furballs NPO 134-861

08/03/2023

19/02/2023

DURBAN NORTH We back on the 25/02/2023

Please see details on flyer below.

Bookings essential

18/02/2023

Need to keep track of your Furball?

Have a look at TailMe

16/02/2023

Some Cuttie Pitties 🥰

29/01/2023

Study by the SANDF Says Human Behavior -- Not Dog Breed -- Predicts Canine Aggression

Different dog breeds have different temperaments, which is partly why dog-lovers are sometimes partial to one breed over others. But not all seemingly unique breed behaviors are actually breed-specific, specifically aggression. A recent study indicates that dog owners' behavior -- not the dog's breed -- could be key to predicting whether or not a dog will be aggressive.

The research could be one more nail in the coffin of breed-specific legislation, which unduly discriminates against certain breeds based on the assumption that they are inherently dangerous. According to the study, the type of training an owner uses plays a larger role in how their dog will interact with humans -- strangers and family members alike -- than the breed. Attending puppy classes was shown to reduce the risk of aggression to unfamiliar people, while training methods that used punishment or aversives increased the chance of aggression to, well, everyone. Additionally, dogs with owners over age 40 were two times less likely to have aggression issues than those with owners under age 25.

Ultimately, the researchers conclude that training dogs early -- preferably using positive reinforcement methods -- can decrease the likelihood that the dog will become aggressive, despite what rumors might suggest about the breed. While it might make sense to generalize about some canine behavioral tendencies, they say, it would be wrong to assume that an individual dog will be aggressive simply because of its breed

Thank you to the SANDF for this information 🖤

27/10/2022

Mark next Sunday in your calendar as a must!!!

We have created a fun event that caters for everyone. This is a Dog friendly event all dogs must be on a lead please. There is a dress up comp for the best dressed dog.🏆 There is an awesome prize. Brownie points if you dress up too 🐾

There is a kids zone that's safe and secure with activities and vendors catering specifically for kids.🎡

For the adults we have a Gin/Craft beer and R&R bar 🍸🍺🥃. There is even a sip and paint class bookings are essential 🍷🎨 063 203 7943.

There is entertainment throughout the day. 🎶 Youre so welcome to being a blanket and chill on the grass or sit at one of the multiple tables available.

There are spot prizes and Multiple food vendors with delicious foodie options catering for everyone. 🍔🍗🥟🍧

First 50 entries on the day (one per family) recieve a goodie bag on entry. Secure parking. Beautiful venue. In aid of raising funding for Serendipitty Rescue and awareness of the breed. Some of our incredible adoptables will be there to meet potential families looking to adopt 🐾

For any enquiries please contact Nicole 083 780 1664

Venue: Sica's guesthouse 💕