Newport Dog Park

28/05/2026

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

🐾Dog Social Event Newport Dog Park – Saturday 23rd May 🐾

Looking for a safe, structured and positive way for your dog to socialise?
Come along to our Dog Social Sessions, designed to help dogs build confidence, develop good social skills, and enjoy appropriate play in a controlled and supportive environment 🐕✨

These sessions are ideal for dogs who need practice around other dogs, young dogs learning social skills, or friendly dogs who simply love to play.

🕘 Session Times & Remaining Spaces:
🐶 9am – Small Dogs & Puppies
🐶 10am – Small Dogs
🐶 11am – Large Dogs

Sessions are led by Leesa Owen MAPDT, ABTC-ATI, KCAI (CD)
✔ Qualified trainer with the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT C.I.C)
✔ Registered Animal Training Instructor with the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC)
✔ Accredited Instructor with The Royal Kennel Club
✔ Associate Animal Behaviour Technician with the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC)
✔ Currently studying for a degree in Clinical Animal Behaviour at Harper Adams University
You can feel confident your dog is in knowledgeable, professional hands 🐾

💷 £12 per dog
📍 Newport Dog Park, TF10 9DX
🚨 Booking is quick and easy online:
👉 Book Here: https://www.leesaowen.com/book-online
⚠️ Spaces are limited and these sessions regularly fill quickly — booking is essential!
We look forward to seeing you and your dogs there 🐶🐾

22/05/2026

A new independent, family-run pet crematorium has opened its doors in Shropshire, aiming to provide a highly personal and thoughtful farewell service for devoted pet owners.

19/05/2026

We’ll be there selling off Dogby stock at ridiculously cheap prices !!! Time to grab a serious bargain!!

19/05/2026

One day, you’ll miss the sound of paws following you from room to room. You’ll miss the way they took up too much space in the bed, the nose nudging your hand for attention, and even the fur that somehow covered everything you owned. The little things that once felt inconvenient often become the things we ache for most.

Dogs never stay with us nearly long enough, so while they’re here, hold them close, let them beside you, and treasure every ordinary moment together. ❤️

10/05/2026

Love this!! ❤️❤️

Long before the spotlight found him, Ryan Gosling walked into a quiet Los Angeles animal shelter and met a dog who would change his life. It was 2000, and among the noise and chaos sat George, an older, scruffy pup who stood apart from the others. He didn’t beg for attention or try to win anyone over. He was quiet and easy to pass by. But Ryan didn’t. He saw something deeper, something steady and soulful in the homeless pup.

Without hesitation, he brought George home. From that moment on, the two were inseparable. For the next 17 years George became more than a pet—he became a good friend, a grounding presence, and a reminder that the most meaningful connections often come from the most unexpected places.

George went everywhere with Ryan, from film sets to red carpets, quietly becoming a legend in his own right. Ryan later joked on The Ellen Show that George believed he was a rockstar, not a dog. He remarked that George "felt like being a dog was beneath him" and "He would not do tricks". Independent, dignified, George could only be convinced to do things, not told. Even in his later years, George carried a quiet charisma that drew people in, but what mattered most was the bond they shared.

When George passed away at 17, Ryan didn’t just lose a pet—he lost family. He honored him in deeply personal ways, wearing George’s tag around his neck and keeping his memory close. And the impact didn’t stop there. Years later, Ryan pulled over to rescue a dog running through traffic—no cameras, no attention, just instinct.

Since then, he’s continued to quietly support animal adoption, carrying forward what George taught him...that the ones most often overlooked are sometimes the ones who love the deepest.

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