K9poshdogs

15/06/2025

Wish I could adopt the dog this made me cry

13/06/2025

Our furry friends can tell if we love them by looking for one thing in particular. Apparently, they can carry out a simple test to see just how much we care about them

07/06/2025

04/05/2025

Doggy days in Drayton or dog walking 🐾🐾 met Johnno today at Earth Trust whilst volunteering 😊

19/04/2025

🙏🏻 what a relief for Embrrs owner 🤗❤️

14/04/2025

Every day, every moment, every hour 🤍

08/03/2025

07/03/2025

A muzzle doesn’t tell you a dog’s story. It doesn’t tell you about their joy, their playfulness, or how deeply they’re loved.

It doesn’t tell you if they’re nervous around strangers, still learning about the world, or simply being kept safe from eating something harmful on a walk.

But here’s what a muzzle does tell you 👇

It tells you that their guardian is prioritising safety… safety for their dog and for those around them. It tells you their guardian understands that dogs, just like humans, can have boundaries and big feelings. It tells you their guardian is proactive, thoughtful, and responsible.

Muzzles are a safety measure, not a label.

They can prevent a dog from scavenging something dangerous, reduce stress at the vet, and provide comfort post surgery. For some dogs, muzzles mean they get to explore the world safely and enjoy more freedom… not less.

The stigma around muzzles often stems from fear or misunderstanding. People assume a muzzled dog is ‘dangerous,’ but the truth is, muzzles are no different from seatbelts or helmets… they’re protective, practical, and sometimes essential.

So, next time you see a dog in a muzzle, see beyond the muzzle. See a loved, cared for dog with a guardian doing their absolute best. 💕🫶

24/02/2025

A happy ending ❤️