WaterHounds Hydrotherapy

15/07/2025

We would very much appreciate if people can vote for Dunmow Dog Park.
Thank you.

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Your Vote Counts! Vote for your favourite dog field in Essex to be in with a chance of winning a FREE session at the dog field of your choice! The top three voted for fields will be featured in 'The Best Dog Fields in the UK' category for 2025. The winning field will receive a fabulous plaque will b...

11/12/2024

Hydrotherapy for dogs and small animals, fitness swims, puppy intro to swimming, pre & post operation swims, help with arthritis, water confidence classes, weight loss swims.

We have 2 spaces that are now available on Tuesdays.

Please DM us for further information.

10/12/2024

Happy Christmas to all our friends doggie and human. We will be donating to Vizslamentes this year.

21/06/2024

We treated ourselves and our Poppy to a lovely solstice swim at the river Great Ouse.

29/05/2024

Very sad news.
Last week unexpectedly we lost our Monty.
Aged 12 years and 10 months.
Thank you Annie and Debs for your support.
Thank you Claire, Jay and Beau for the lovely flowers and nibbles.
Thank you little Charlie dog for sharing your swim with Monty.
Thank you to all of our swimmers and their owners for your support and understanding.
Cath, John and Poppy.

20/05/2024

24/12/2023

Happy Christmas to all our friends.
Wishing health and happiness to you all in 2024.

22/11/2023

Letter of appreciation to us.

06/11/2023

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We have checked with our insurance company and at present we are unable to take on any dogs on the DDA list. If this changes we will post an update.

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If you have an XL Bully type dog (or think you might do) you will need to be up to speed about the new laws coming in on the 31st December.

There will be one or two things you need to have in place. Essentially, you will need to apply for a Certificate of Exemption, ensure your dog is microchipped and neutered, have third party insurance, and ensure they are kept in a secure place. You will also have to keep your pup on a lead and have them wear a muzzle in public.

XL Bully is not a fixed breed as such, but if you are unsure if your dog comes under the government's definition of an XL Bully type dog, it is probably best to assume they are and apply for the Certificate, once details of how to do so are released.

Here is a link to guidance for all of the details:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/prepare-for-the-ban-on-xl-bully-dogs

What XL Bully dog owners, vets and rehoming centres need to do to prepare for the ban.

20/07/2023

17/06/2023

Monty's water confidence is coming along nicely.