Perfect K9 dog training

26/11/2023

Does anyone know of Admin page? Apparently my Facebook is going to he suspended due to suspicious activity! Thinking its a scam but not sure, didn't want to open the link

24/10/2023

Now remember I am not a vet or medical trained just a clever dog trainer/owner who likes to study and share. This may or may-not help you but here goes! 😊

Don't forget the clocks go back this Saturday 28th, so sadly the night will become darker, so its time to check your torch's.

Do you have a reflector on their collar or a glowing collar? (Hopefully not a flashing one) Do they need charging?

Some dogs especially puppies don't like the dark so some extra encouragement for the late night time wee might be needed, even my soon to be 8 year old will stand at the door and go "I cant possibly go down the garden in the dark there might be a cat"!

Also its time to think about checking their winter coats ( if your dog wears them!) remember they are a year older now, if they were puppies growing last winter the coat might now be to small. Try before needed.

With all the rain we have had and the more to come some areas where you walk may have already become very wet and muddy, extra towels in the boot for a dry off before getting into the car, I forgot mine on Sunday, now I have a wet smelly car!

It wont be long before the gritters are out, so remember to check and wash their feet if you street walk

I know most of us are trying to save on the fuel bills but leaving a light on if you have to leave them for a while once its dark would be a blessing for your dogs.

Little things to think about before needed. 😀

24/10/2023

Just thought I would post this for anyone interested.

Eastbourne is having its 1st Dog Faye at the Chatsworth Hotel on Sunday 5th November (Bonfire night!) from 1 to 5pm.

Its to help raise the profile of Eastbourne as a dog friendly town.

The Faye will include Pet Portraits, pet first aid training, dog grooming demonstrations, competitions, dog treats, tombola with dog and pet fashion brands such as Butternut Box.

Entry to the event is free to well behaved dogs and their owners. The event is part of a weekend program of activities offering accommodation and dog walking tours via DogFriendly.co.uk dog owners can also vote for Eastbourne as the most-friendly destination.

06/07/2023

Decided as she's stopped shedding her coat to do a full groom in the garden as it's so nice, she even waited while her friend
Steve Seegull flew passed! Clever girl.
She's obsessed by the flying sqwarky things!!

29/06/2023

few photos from Sunday, Pevensey Dog Show, lots more photos on their page

29/06/2023

There has been a few discussions on Facebook about the use of crates, some information was good others well…..
So, I thought I would do a bit on crates and why. Now please remember I am not a vet or have medical degree so if you have a health question ask your vet!

Crates are your own personal preference, some people despise them others think they are very needed, I guess it depends on your lifestyle, home and even your dog.
But some stage you are going to have leave your puppy/dog at home alone. It inevitable really when you think about it! Shopping, Dr’s, Hospital appointment, work meetings, social life! So, what are you going to do, leave unsecure and hope for the best?!
I’m happy to say I use a crate for both mine both in the home and in the car and have done since they were 8 weeks old. There is no harm in using one if used correctly and always for the benefit of the dog for her to be able to settle down, to feel safe, or to be safe like in the car which in my opinion is a must.
You need to do some crate training from a young age (if possible) I did from the start, and I still have mine up, both my dogs go in and out of their own free will, the door is always open and my youngest puts herself in the crate at bedtime.
There is no right or wrong in using a crate, if done correctly it’s not harmful to your dog and can in some cases can provide a safe haven for those who are nervous especially if you have visitors or children.

And you must always use a crate when traveling, yes, they make car harnesses and even boxes but how safe are they, remember 999 are there to preserve life, if a dog is in a crate they can be moved out of the car, dog is secure and then dealt with. If they are in a harness, where are they going?? What are the 999-crew going to do with the dog? Also, if you break down on a motorway your rescue recovery will only take contained dogs.
And check you car insurance some may not cover dogs in harnesses. (she hates her photo taken!)

20/06/2023

I have been asked to help re-home a small male terrier type dog, he is a neutered black and tan and about 2 and half years old. He is currently in a foster home with other dogs, he is dog friendly, he has previously lived with children over 8 unfortunalty we do not know about cats. He is a sweet little lad, not very barky a bit nervous around new people to start with, loves to play and good on a lead when out, also crate trained. Please message me if intrested and ten will pass your info to foster home.

12/06/2023

I really should not have to repeat this every year but...
Please don't walk your dogs in the day during the heat and...

DONT LEAVE YOUR DOG IN THE CAR WHILE YOU GO SHOPPING
I WILL BREAK YOUR WINDOW AND TAKE YOUR DOG TO SAFETY then report you for animal cruelty!

06/06/2023