All Fur Cuddles

23/04/2026

Heading to the Hawkesbury Show this weekend? Make sure you drop into Flyball!
It’s a tonne of fun for kids and adults alike to watch. Dogs of all breeds, shapes and sizes living their best life!
We will be there competing with Oliver and would love to see you. We will be wearing red and yellow as part of Unleashed Flyball!

If you’ve been following us for a while and have been curious about Flyball, now’s your chance to see it in action!

Come down to the Dog Arena at the Hawkesbury Show this Saturday – we’ll be there all day showcasing the fast-paced fun of Flyball.

Watch the dogs race, cheer on the teams, and see why we love this sport so much! We’d love to say hello and answer any questions.

See you there!

05/02/2026

Alana the Cavoodle recently started joining us on our trips to @ Blue Mountains Animal Rehab for hydro. She had a sore back and some unusual hips so she came along with us and has been getting the spa treatment along with our pups and of course our fav little friend (not pictured here because he was busy in the machine).

Want to get your dog into hydro but not sure how you can get there? Talk to us about our transport options!
Thank you as always to Jen and Dana for keeping the crew fit and ready to run head first into all our adventures!

22/01/2026

Did we get training treats? Yes, we did!
Yesterday, we visited our friends at Oz Pup Culture to stock up on all the good things!
With Tic being a “work in progress” in public settings, this was a great spot for her to practice her confidence and calmness in a new setting.
From the sniff garden out the front, to the backyard explore space to the shelves stacked with yummy things and brightly coloured toys, we all enjoyed ourselves.
Located in a private setting in Appin and being “by appointment only” means that you can shop, relax and explore without the constant checking over your shoulder.
If you haven’t been or heard of it before, put it on your list! Lauren would love to meet you and your pups will love the experience! Opening officially on the 1st of Feb!

19/01/2026

It must be that time of year again!

We are hiring again!
We don’t often do a recruitment drive (it’s been well over a year since we did the last one) but we are ready to add another superstar to our business.

This role will be providing back up to our other staff and taking on some new clients.

Job details:
* Casual hours
* Availability - as flexible as possible to open you up to the potential for any coverage required.
* Position - dog walking, housesitting at clients homes overnight, boarding in your home (if possible, not a requirement), daycare back up occasionally and home visits to clients homes. The more you can do, the better the wage!
* Location - we service the Hills, Hawkesbury and Blacktown areas.
* Must haves - a love of all animals, own licence, reliable car, physical ability to walk and manage big dogs, interest and/or experience in basic dog training, access to internet via smartphone, reliability, punctuality and clear communication skills.
* Would suit - school leavers wanting to get into the industry, someone studying animal care, stay at home mums, in between jobs, looking for a more relaxed work environment, change of pace, change of industry, anyone who wants to swap the daily grind for a happier existence!
* Remuneration - paid slightly above Miscellaneous Award rates.
* How to apply - Contact Renee via:
Text or call 0429 290 903
Facebook PM www.Facebook.com/allfurcuddles
Email [email protected]

For more information on our services and our current team, you can head to our website.
www.allfurcuddles.com.au

Please send resume and cover letter to email as well if contacting via any other methods to follow up your interest.

Please note we are not in a position to take on work experience.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone!

We hope your New Years Eve was as safe and enjoyable as possible and all your pups were secure and comfortable.

How are those New Year’s resolutions coming along?

If you have thought 2026 is the year you:
* spend more time doing something with your dog
* build your dogs confidence
* play fun games to enrich their minds
* help strengthen the bond between you and them
… then this may be the perfect thing for you both!

Oliver is already happily competing in scentwork throughout the whole year!
Tic is still learning and training is helping her focus and experience new environments with a little more confidence every time.

You don’t even have to compete! Just have fun with your dog and learn some new skills to help them live their best life!

This is an exciting new opportunity in our local area with a brilliant trainer!

✨ **New to Scentwork? Beginners Classes Now Open!** ✨

We’re excited to announce that registrations are now open for **Beginners Scentwork classes** at **McGraths Hill**

📅 **Class Times**
- **Tuesday mornings** at 10:30am
- **Wednesday evenings** at 6:30pm

Whether you’re curious to try something new or eager to build your dog’s skills, this is the perfect place to start.

👉 Jump over to our website to find more details and secure your spot: http://www.peteq.com.au

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24/12/2025

To all of our AFC family, friends and followers.
We wish you the Merriest of Christmas’s and may your plates be forever filled with food!

17/12/2025

How is every going with their present wrapping?
Spare a thought for our cat peeps!

12/12/2025

So sad and so easily preventable.

Don’t become a statistic.

Hot day? Stay home.
Do some training in the aircon.
Even if it’s just for 5 mins.
It will wear them out mentally and you get the added benefit of teaching some new tricks or remastering the old ones!
Much more enjoyable than dripping sweat and potentially killing your beloved family member!

Not sure what constitutes a hot day? Feel free to ask us what we do for our extreme weather policy or play it safe and just call 30 degrees your cutoff.
Not sure what training to do at home? Reach out, we will give you some tricks to learn or games to play!

“I had no idea this could happen.”

04/12/2025

So, for anyone who follows along on our business page, I try to keep things pretty positive and don’t post too often but today, I witnessed something that made me shake my head and also just feel terribly sad. Nothing new.. but in this day and age, I cant believe it is still happening.

Today in our area, it was roughly 36 degrees.
I have seen a post where someone tested the temp of the road outside in the sun and it came to 68 degrees. Also, I popped outside my house at one stage to talk to a neighbour today and in the 10m dash I did from the front lawn to my front door, jogging and quickstepping, I BURNT my feet! Not badly, but it took 2hrs for the sting to disappear without treatment.

Now, imagine my surprise, when I ducked out for an emergency house visit, finding a local walking his oodle down the road in the blistering sun. No grass, no shade, just the hot footpath and the panting dog.

Please please please. I know this is not a new topic but I’m going to reiterate it.. please don’t walk your dogs on days like today during the daylight hours. Maybe not even just after sunset. Wait til the sun has well and truly gone down and always test the concrete with your own shoeless feet.
I could’ve smacked this guy over the head head with his own shoes and made him stand barefooted on the footpath.

C’mon people. The pet care standards of this country need amending. This should be a fineable offence. It just saddens me and infuriates me that someone could do that to their dog. If you absolutely have to go for a walk, find a cool, shady, grass lined park and walk through that… carry plenty of water, put shoes on your dogs, whatever you need to do to ensure their safety. Dont make them suffer your stupidity.

Meanwhile, our crew enjoyed, pool dips, aircon and indoor play. Comfort and safety is always the most important thing.

30/11/2025

…and that’s a wrap!

Thank you so much to everyone who supported our little businesses over the weekend.

We cannot wait to share the photos with you all and I’m sure James will be chuckling through the editing process at a lot of the moments we captured.
From rescue pigeons in pigeon panties to 17yr old Pygmy Bearded Dragons to 1 eyed dogs and a dog that set the challenge early on when the owner said “there is no way she will do this” (we got her there gently) and a cat who thought we were all mad but sat still enough for long enough with a Santa hat on her head to capture her sweetness!

Thank goodness for air conditioning and the vacuum cleaner and the dedication from the helpers who worked and jumped every time I barked another order - “move that” “vaccuum there” “I’m running out of treats” etc. There were so many lol.

The array of lovely comments over the weekend made it all worth while! The joy on people’s faces when we captured something they didn’t think they would get, picked me up at the end of every booking! These are the reasons we work our bottoms off for this weekend and all the days leading up perfecting the decorations and the set and the bookings and the lighting. There is so much work that goes into this weekend (literally dripped my way through both days - even in the freezing aircon!) and the appreciation from those that attended was heartwarming! I cannot thank you all enough!

Til’ next year! For now, we sleep!