Brackengate Labradors

06/10/2025

🐾 Dog Training Classes – Baildon 🐾
Looking to build your dog’s confidence and improve their behaviour in a fun, supportive environment?

📍 Baildon
🗓 Sundays at 10am
📞 Barrie – 07914 529885

05/10/2025

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02/10/2025

📸🐶 Why Socialising Your Dog Is So Important 🐾✨

Socialisation is one of the most important parts of raising a happy, confident and well-mannered dog.

From meeting new people and other dogs to exploring different sights, sounds and environments — these early experiences help shape your dog’s behaviour for life.

✅ Builds confidence
✅ Prevents unwanted behaviours like barking or anxiety
✅ Teaches good manners around other dogs
✅ Makes vet visits, grooming & walks easier
✅ Strengthens the bond between you and your dog

🌟 Positive, controlled socialisation sets your dog up to thrive — at home, on walks and in the wider community.

🐾 Start early, go at their pace, and always make new experiences positive.

📍 Brackengate Dog Training — helping dogs and owners build confidence together.

28/09/2025

Please contact Richard on 07966 525107 and we will keep you informed when the owner is found.
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19/09/2025

Just a reminder that this Sunday is at Trish and Richards hopefully next Sunday 28th we will be back to normal.

11/09/2025

Sorry for the very short notice but the fair as arrived early so this Sunday and the following Sunday we are at Trish and Richards.
If you have not been before and wanting to come please PM me and I will forward the address.
THANK YOU

05/09/2025

If your dog has been stung by a wasp, here’s some tips.....

1. Stay Calm and Assess

Most stings cause only mild pain, redness, or swelling.

Check where your dog was stung (common areas are the nose, mouth, or paws).

If the sting is inside the mouth/throat, call the vet immediately – swelling here can block breathing.

2. Remove the Stinger (if present)

Wasps usually don’t leave a stinger behind (bees do), but check the area.

If you see one, gently scrape it out with a bank card or fingernail (don’t squeeze with tweezers, as this can release more venom).

3. Soothe the Sting

Apply a cold compress (ice pack wrapped in a towel) for 5–10 minutes to reduce swelling and pain.

A paste of baking soda and water can sometimes help neutralise the venom.

4. Watch for Allergic Reactions

Call your vet straight away if you notice any of these signs:

Difficulty breathing, excessive drooling, or gagging

Swelling around the face, lips, or throat

Vomiting, diarrhoea, or collapse

Hives (raised, itchy lumps on the skin)
These can indicate a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) and need urgent treatment.

5. Comfort & Monitor

Most dogs recover quickly from a single sting.

Prevent scratching/licking the area, as this can worsen irritation.

Keep an eye on them for the next few hours, as delayed reactions can happen.

03/09/2025

Just to let you know Emily Crabtree's dog as been found
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.

10/08/2025

🐾 Brackengate Dog Training – Heelwork & More 🐾

Ready to take your dog’s walking skills to the next level? 🚶‍♂️🐕
Join us this week for our Heelwork & Obedience Training Class – perfect for improving focus, building your bond, and making those walks a pleasure instead of a pull!

✅ Teach your dog to walk calmly by your side
✅ Improve recall & focus around distractions
✅ Build confidence for both dog and handler

28/07/2025