Di's Dogs - Pop in and Walking Service

21/07/2025

Great post about harnesses, plus reasons why not to use a collar, slip lead or anything else around the neck for a dog that pulls.
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Thank you Trailie Paws For Thought
and graphics by PerfectFit Harness

21/07/2025

Found in Hoveton if you know anyone looking for them

Update - Dogs gone to The Dog Warden

‼️ PLEASE SHARE - LOST DOGS ‼️

We have had two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels handed in yesterday afternoon. Ginger and Tricolour, both females. Microchipped but details are NOT up to date.

Found: Hoveton, Station Road.

If you think these belong to you, please contact the practice on 01692 403202.

Proof of ownership will be required.

18/07/2025

17/07/2025

Last night's webinar. Possibly one of the best so far and one I think all dog guardians should see. Brilliant, thank you Animal Love Pet First Aid

Tomorrow night I shall be delivering the hot dog webinar! There are still spaces available if you’d like book -

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/service-page/the-hot-dog

Tomorrow morning I’ll send a reminder of the zoom link!

Most of what I cover on this webinar also applies to cats ❤️

17/07/2025

How I feel 🙈

13/07/2025

*****FOUND***** safe and well.
Now reunited with owner.


Willow is still missing. If seen, DO NOT CHASE OR CALL HER NAME even if she is familiar to you. She will be in survival mode now, I.e. returning to her wild instincts and will be fearful even of her family. If seen, STOP, DROP, DO NOT STARE. Report sightings.

Lost from West Road, Caister yesterday evening, last sighted at the race track.

Lost Cockerpoo Female in East Anglia. Help us reunite this dog with their family!

12/07/2025

Missing - last seen Tesco end of Caister around 30mins ago (so around 18.45)

Lost from West Road area

09/07/2025

Most days 🙈😂

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09/07/2025

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09/07/2025

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08/07/2025

Sharing on behalf of a friend starting out on her photographic journey. Some fabulous pictures here of our beautiful Norfolk scenery printed on canvas. Please take a look.

Many thanks 😊

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08/07/2025

Reasons for male dogs showing off their 'red rocket' or 'lipstick' and it's not a sexual thing.

LIPSTICK PEEK-A-BOO

Those of us with male dogs might be all too familiar with the sudden appearance of the colloquially named “lipstick" or "red rocket" as it’s commonly known.

This seems to happen at the most inappropriate times and may leave us feeling embarrassed and believe that our dog only has one thing on their mind!

It’s natural to assume that this display must be related to sexual arousal and yes, it is related to arousal, but it’s generally not sexual arousal.

Arousal is also not necessarily about excitement and may be triggered by a host of other emotions.

The same applies to hu***ng – although both males and females may hump. Hu***ng is commonly seen in a dog that is over aroused.

There are many emotions linked to arousal - see my post about hu***ng here – bit.ly/405MMqm - for more information.

Unless there is a suspected medical reason or your dog is doing this frequently, it’s not usually something to be concerned about.

Ignore it, don’t pay attention or make a fuss and it should soon go back into the tube!

Very often, behaviour is not about the way it looks, but the way we perceive it from our human perspective and how it makes us feel.