Paws 4 A Break Conisbrough Branch

25/04/2025

It’s been a busy morning in the paws household! Lots of running around and playing 🥎

Time for a nap to recharge 😴

21/04/2025

Nap time after a morning playing 😴 🐶 🐾

18/04/2025

Little Lola has had a busy first day she’s settled in wonderfully and has chosen to fall asleep on uncle Alex 🥰 🐾

18/04/2025

It’s been a busy few days so far we’re rolling into the weekend with scar Reggie & Lola 🐶 🐾

14/04/2025

We’ve had a full house today, we’ve packed in lots of playing and running around but also remembered to get those all important naps in 🐾

12/04/2025

12/04/2025

A few snapshots from another sunny week 🌞

11/04/2025

After seeing the success of Paws 4 a Break’s action figures, we thought we’d create our own for Paws Conisbrough. Loving the results

05/04/2025

A few snap shots 📸 of this last week, it’s been a fun packed full week 🐶 🐾

29/03/2025

Spring Forward… But Don’t Forget the Dogs (and the Bunnies)!

Don’t forget, the clocks go forward this weekend — Sunday 30th March — and while we might moan about losing an hour’s sleep, it can throw our dogs’ routines completely out of sync too.

Dogs thrive on routine. Breakfast, walks, sleeps, dinner — they’ve got the schedule down to a fine art. So suddenly shifting everything an hour earlier can cause a bit of confusion. You might notice:
• Your dog seeming extra sleepy in the morning
• A delay in appetite (breakfast bowl snubbed until “normal time”)
• Confused toilet routines or restlessness

The best approach? Gently adjust things over a few days if you can. Keep things calm and predictable, and give them time to catch up with the change. Just like us, they’ll soon settle into the new rhythm.

And it’s not just dogs that feel the shift…

Nature gets a wobble too! Many of the UK’s wild critters – rabbits, rodents, and other small furries – aren’t quite expecting you and your dog to be stomping through their patch an hour earlier. That can leave sleepy wildlife vulnerable, especially in the early morning.

So here’s a little kindness we can offer:
If you’re heading into countryside areas, especially fields or woodland, consider keeping your dog on lead for the first few days after the time change. It gives the bunnies a chance to wake up properly (without becoming breakfast!), and helps your dog practise lovely lead manners at the same time. Win-win.

Let’s all spring forward gently and kindly – for the sake of our dogs and the wildlife we share the world with.

From all of us at Paws 4 A Day Paws 4 A Break and Paws Positive Dog Training – happy, waggy walks this spring!

28/03/2025

We’ve had a busy morning today.
Blue had a wonderful first night and was greeted this morning with the presence of little Freddie & Rosie.
We’ve had lots of fun playing in the garden and now it’s time for a rest before Bertie comes to play this afternoon 🐾

27/03/2025

Fresh water for afternoon fun. 💦

Im taking bets on how long this lasts 😂 🐶

27/03/2025

Blue & Reggie have hit it off this morning.

Lost of running around & playing in the water 💦

- the water was fresh this morning but the muddy paws soon made light work of changing its colour 😂 🐾 🐶

27/03/2025

Can we all say a big welcome to Blue who has joined the Paws family! 🐾

He’s settling in really well
❤️

23/03/2025

Olive & willow have met Frank today. They’re loving getting to know each other. Roll on the summer when the sofa throws can get a break from constantly being in the wash 😂
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22/03/2025

Olive & willow have had a crazy morning running around getting to know us and the house.
Now time for a rest. They’ve settled in wonderfully 🐾

22/03/2025

Olive & willow found the trampoline and have been having fun bouncing 🐶 🐾

21/03/2025

It’s with great sadness that we say goodbye to Jaffa who has crossed over the 🌈 bridge.