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Just Woof

Dog daycare & Social club
�Ireland (Naas - Dublin)
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24/06/2025

A sad day but not an end.

Thank you everyone for all the support.
🙏🏻

29/04/2025

We have limited stock on some really unique African dog collars.

These collars are hand made locally in some African countries. They are beautifully designed and take ages to make.

I got these in to sell here in Ireland but due to stock in the African countries being low because of the time these take to make I could only get in 9!!

First come first serve.
Please WhatsApp me on 0838440566 for sizes & Price.

05/03/2025

Hi everyone, just a message to all. From April 16th - April 27th 2025 we will be closed as I am getting married. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. Thank you.

14/01/2025

I am happy to announce our dog walking service!
Every Friday, we will dedicate ourselves to getting those dogs out and about, sniffing around either Punchestown, Ballymore, or Naas Canal.
Each dog has different needs, depending mainly on age, breed, and fitness level. Our dog walks are not on busy streets and do not use a 4-foot leash. We will use a 10- to 15-meter long lead to ensure they get a sense of freedom to explore and sniff around. Some dogs may progress and be able to go completely off-leash for ultimate freedom.
For more information, please contact us.
Phone: 083 844 056
Email: [email protected]

18/12/2024

Thank you to all of our customers. It’s been amazing to experience the support and loyalty from you all. We look forward to the new year and growing our services to help as many of you as we can. Thank you again and have an amazing Christmas and New Year.

28/11/2024

If only it weren’t a crime to steal someone’s dog. Little Miss Peigí is looking her Christmas best.

25/11/2024

We will be closed for the festive season.
24 December 2024 - 3rd January 2025.
Back open and running for the 6th of January 2025.

We hope you all have a great festive season ahead.

31/10/2024

Focusing on positive reinforcement and calm leadership:

Shift your mindset from anxiety to calm leadership.
Instead of worrying about your dog’s reaction to noises, focus on being a steady presence. Your dog will look to you for guidance, so remain calm and confident.

Avoid punishment.
Shouting at your dog will only increase their anxiety. Positive reinforcement is much more effective.

Prepare for triggers.
If you know your dog is reactive to fireworks or doorbells, have them leashed to a flat collar.

Respond calmly to triggers.
When a loud noise occurs:
* Ignore initial reactions. If your dog reacts for a few seconds, remain calm and ignore their behavior.
* Reward calm behavior. If your dog stops reacting, calmly say “good boy/girl” and reward them with a treat.
* Redirect if necessary. If your dog continues to react, gently tug on the leash to redirect their attention back to you. Say nothing and continue your activity.
* Repeat the process. Consistently reward calm behavior and redirect any unwanted reactions.
By following these steps and maintaining a calm demeanor, you can help your dog learn to cope with loud noises and become more confident.

24/10/2024

Don’t let your dog walk through a doorway before you.
This will help to teach your dog that you are the one in charge and that they need to wait for your permission to enter a room. It will also help to prevent your dog from running out of the house when you open the door.
To teach your dog this behavior, stand in front of a doorway and block your dog’s path. When your dog tries to walk through, gently push them back. Then, wait a few seconds before letting them through. Repeat this until your dog understands that they need to wait for you to give them permission to enter.

Make eye contact with your dog before you give them permission to enter.
This will help to reinforce your leadership role and to teach your dog that they need to pay attention to you. It will also help to prevent your dog from getting distracted and running off.
To teach your dog this behavior, stand in front of a doorway and make eye contact with your dog. Wait until your dog is looking at you directly, then say “wait” and hold up your hand. Once your dog has made eye contact with you for a few seconds, say “yes” and let them through.

Always have currency (food/treats) on hand to reward good behavior and mark the behavior with “YES” or a clicker.
This will help to motivate your dog to listen to you and to follow your commands. It will also help to strengthen your bond with your dog.
To use currency to reward good behavior, you will need to find a treat that your dog loves. Then, when your dog does something good, give them a treat and say “yes” or click a clicker. Be sure to reward your dog immediately after they do the desired behavior.

Keeping your dog on a leash indoors can be a valuable tool for maintaining control and reinforcing obedience. If your dog fails to respond to your commands, calmly grabbing the leash can serve as a gentle reminder of your leadership. By remaining calm and consistent in your voice, you can effectively guide your dog back to the desired behavior. Remember, patience and persistence are key. Your dog can hear you, and with consistent training, they will learn to respect your authority and follow your commands.

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Just Woof Dog Day Care & Social Club
Naas
W91EA06

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm

Website

http://www.justwoof.ie/

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