Muddy Paws Llanelli

31/05/2026

Lily aka hops has been reactive to people and dogs for a while now and today we braved pets at home with no reactions!🎉

30/05/2026

🐾 More Walking Availability Now Open! 🐾
Good news! We now have more availability for dog walks throughout the week. Whether your pup needs a midday stroll, an energy-burning adventure, or regular weekly walks, we're here to help keep tails wagging and paws moving! 🐶❤️
Our walks are tailored to suit your dog's needs, ensuring they get plenty of exercise, enrichment, and attention while you're busy.
📅 Limited spaces available – get in touch to book your dog's spot or to find out more about our walking services.
📩 Send us a message today!

27/05/2026

This is Toby, I had the pleasure of walking and working with this boy, I definitely developed a soft spot, unfortunately I have learnt that his owner has passed and he is now in kennels with rspca looking for adoption.
Toby isn’t your average boy and does need some special requirements that the rspca can help you with! And any info I can give you I’m happy too if serious…
I’m hoping we can get this boy the love and attention he deserves for the rest of his life❤️

Meet Toby our handsome collie. Lovely Toby is grieving a little as his owner sadly passed away.Toby loves his food, walks well on the lead, has good recall and will […]

17/05/2026

She took me by surprise, running is definitely her thing 😂

15/05/2026

He’s crazy so I call him crackhead, should probably think about it next time😂

06/05/2026

⚠️ Know the Signs: Dog Body Language Before a Fight ⚠️
Dogs rarely “snap out of nowhere.” Most give clear warning signals — we just have to know what to look for. Understanding these signs can help prevent conflicts and keep everyone safe 🐾
Here are some key signals to watch for:
🔸 Stiff body posture – A dog that suddenly freezes or becomes rigid is not relaxed.
🔸 Hard staring – Prolonged, direct eye contact can be a challenge, not curiosity.
🔸 Closed mouth & tight lips – Especially if they were relaxed moments before.
🔸 Raised hackles – Fur standing up along the back signals heightened arousal.
🔸 Low growling or rumbling – This is a warning, not “bad behavior.”
🔸 Ears pinned back or forward – Both can signal tension depending on context.
🔸 Tail position changes – High and stiff or low and tucked can both indicate stress.
🔸 Lip licking or yawning (out of context) – Subtle signs of discomfort.
🚫 Important: Never move quickly before the fight has started as it could trigger the fight
do instead:
• Stay calm
• Create space between dogs
• Avoid reaching into tense situations
• Redirect attention if possible
Learning to read dog body language isn’t just helpful — it’s essential. It allows us to advocate for our dogs, prevent fights, and build trust.
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A well-informed owner is a dog’s best protection.

29/04/2026

Before I started work with Bronson he was too much of a liability to have certain freedoms, now he has adventure walks with Bark n Trek Dog Walking which enriches him so much more!

28/04/2026

These two have got a very special place in my heart ❤️

19/04/2026

I’ve done a lot of things with this boy so now we got that trust, I think it’s time to start having some fun with it🎉

17/04/2026

I met Tilly last week, she was chaos to everyone and every dog! Look at her now! 😊