Dishys K9 Care

06/06/2026

01/06/2026

🎉 9 Years of Dishy's K9 Care! 🎉

Today marks 9 years since I took the leap and started Dishy's K9 Care, and what a journey it has been.

What began as a small dog boarding business has grown and evolved in ways I could never have imagined. Along the way, I have had the privilege of caring for hundreds of wonderful dogs and supporting their families.

Over the years, Dishy's K9 Care has expanded from boarding to dog walking, dog training, and now to the area I am most passionate about – supporting parents of anxious dogs.

I have been incredibly lucky to have amazing people join me on this journey. From welcoming Sheena and Lorraine into the boarding team, to Leanne and Claire helping provide dog walking services, each person has played a part in helping Dishy's K9 Care grow. A special thank you to Sheena, who continues to provide the same exceptional 5⭐ care today that our clients know and trust.

Today, Dishy's K9 Care proudly provides Award-Winning Support for Parents of Anxious Dogs and Boarding Services.

Looking back, the biggest achievement isn't the awards, qualifications, or business milestones. It's the relationships built with both dogs and their humans, and the trust you've placed in me over the last 9 years.

To every client, supporter, follower, and friend who has been part of this journey – thank you. Whether you've been with me from the beginning or have only recently joined the Dishy's K9 Care family, I appreciate every single one of you.

Here's to 9 years of compassion, understanding, learning, growth, and helping dogs and their people thrive together. ❤️🐾

Thank you for being part of the journey.

🐾❤️

28/05/2026

How do you get the chance to take 5 mins?

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

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An excellent dog trainer is ethical, empathetic, and highly educated.

They value hands-off teaching and take pride in kindness, always listening and considering both the dog’s and the owner’s needs.

These qualities ensure that the dog’s welfare and the bond between dog and human are respected and nurtured.

25/05/2026

The Lesson in Truly Observing Your Dog

One of the most powerful things we can do for our dogs isn’t training, fixing, or changing anything…

It’s observing, noticing, slowing down and watching without expectations.

This week, I invite you to try something simple:

Choose one moment with your dog such as resting in the garden, sniffing on a walk or playing.

Spend up to 5 minutes observing them.

Ask yourself:

- What do I notice about their body language?
- Where do their eyes go?
- Do they move quickly or slowly?
- What do they choose to interact with?
- When do they seem most relaxed?
- Is there anything I’ve never noticed before?

This is not about interpreting or changing anything. It is just collecting information, data if you like.

So often, especially with worried, sensitive, or anxious dogs, the small details tell us so much.

The more we observe, the more we understand.
And the more we understand, the better we can support them 💛

👇 If you’d like to, comment below with one thing you noticed about your dog today (big or small).

Compassion, kindness, and understanding will help your anxious dog bloom. 🌱🐾

Video of Joey.......the slow down and stop was because there was a bird in the distance on the ground. The choice was to observe it and decide on a course of action...chase or carry on.