Allywags pet services

Allywags pet services Allywags : 07775 861343
Positive, force free, reward based dog handling & training, always Qualified & Accredited dog trainer and behaviourist.

Established in 2002 Allywags is a full-service dog care facility dedicated to providing consistently high customer satisfaction by rendering excellent service, quality pet care and furnishing a fun and enjoyable atmosphere in a safe environment at a competitive price. Set in 5 acres of Hampshire countryside on the edge of the beautiful market town of Petersfield we have direct access to a network

of footpaths that lead directly from the premises. Fully understanding our customer needs Allywags has set itself apart from others by offering all the services that you would like from a single business. The focus for Allywags is Home-boarding, Daycare & Training and walking. Our ethos is to only cater for a limited number of pets to ensure that your special friend receives the personal attention that you would wish for in a dog-loving environment and where every dog is treated as though they are special. Member of ABTC, UKDBTA, ADTA
Accredited by Tellington Ttouch, IMDT, KPA

Visit the website at www.allywags.com

Yesterday we visited Monmouthshire... because it was foggy and we'd heard the sun was shining there!! Found some nice qu...
13/06/2026

Yesterday we visited Monmouthshire... because it was foggy and we'd heard the sun was shining there!! Found some nice quiet walks with some stunning views and a little bit of interesting history to boot.

11/06/2026

Well... a man's got to get comfortable if he's blocking the road for the next hour..
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09/06/2026

I'm back in good ol' UK, and I can actually discuss what we've been up to over the last 2 weeks. It was a really good fortnight, regular high quality sightings BUT I did have to privately arrange a visit to another reserve for the dogs!!

The priority is the monitoring of endangered species, in particular Lion, Cheetah, Rhino, Elephant and Vulture. Other species, if encountered, such as leopard, caracal, jackal, genet, civet, hyena, pangolin. This time not African wild dogs as they're in a different reserve.
There is also the monitoring through camera traps.
Records of whereabouts, activity, health and numbers are all taken and each animal (in the priority list) is identified against an identity kit (except vultures).
This data goes towards managing population numbers as well as species management and protection.
There is also the anti poaching initiative through the fitting and monitoring of collars, sweeping for snares (not so much where we were), presence, and reporting of suspicious behaviour.

If an animal on the priority list is injured then the information is further used to locate, dart, treat and move to a safe area for rehabilitation. Whilst the animal is separated it is monitored at least once a day and fed regularly (also our responsibility).

Accommodation is basic!! Had hot water most of time. In fact we had water most of the time too. 5.30am starts... it's cold, but by 6am it's beautiful.

Another one for you.This is the pied kingfisher, with a fish. We spent around 15-20 mins watching this bird's behaviour ...
04/06/2026

Another one for you.
This is the pied kingfisher, with a fish. We spent around 15-20 mins watching this bird's behaviour and discussing why it was doing what it was doing.
The behaviour... violently bashing the fish against the tree. The fish was clearly dead having been subject to several minutes out of the water. Therefore, the conclusion was that this fish was most likely too big to swallow in it's current state and the beating against the tree was likely to break down the bones and internal structure so that it could be eaten and enjoyed comfortably...

It's great to be able to witness an animal’s behaviour in the wild. So here's one for you... do ostrich really bury thei...
04/06/2026

It's great to be able to witness an animal’s behaviour in the wild. So here's one for you... do ostrich really bury their heads in the sand?
No, they don't. But they do dig holes for their eggs and can often be seen with their heads in the holes making it look like they're burying their heads.
Have fallen in love with the ostrich ... I want one 😃

Family, dogs, Arsenal ... not always in that order, but always the top 3. COYG
19/05/2026

Family, dogs, Arsenal ... not always in that order, but always the top 3. COYG

17/05/2026

I was going to go off on a rant about the number of posts I'm seeing telling dog owners to "Stop doing this on a walk." "Don't do that." But then I brought the team up on to the hills, listened to the cuckoo in the distance, watched the goldfinches flitting from branch to branch and tried to distinguish between the song of the blackcap and the blackbird. But most of all, watching a dog, with short legs, running through long grass is just great comedy!!

Well it turned out OK in the end!Another year ticked off, these years are flying by. A few more aches and pains a little...
14/05/2026

Well it turned out OK in the end!
Another year ticked off, these years are flying by. A few more aches and pains a little more grumpy. And as Ally said, "A diamond one representing a life shaped by wisdom and perseverance."
If there's ever an excuse for a drink it's got to be ... 6pm!!
Have a good evening y'all

13/05/2026

Good night and God bless you beautiful girl. Rest well until we meet again someday

Address

Petersfield
GU322DY

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+447775861343

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