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• Dog Walker Specializing in Group Walks
• Dog Exercise, Training & Socialization
• Puppy Set-Up Sessions
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🇺🇸 Orange County, CA
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www.happypawsdogpack.com

11/02/2026

I had this saved in my drafts and forgot to share it… so here was last last week!

Halloween adventures 🎃, friends from home 🇬🇧, puppy training, a very special visit from Ruby 🥹, rainy sofa cuddles, an unexpected beach day 🌊 and, obviously, soccer. ⚽️😂

A slightly chaotic mix of dogs, work, family and fun… pretty much a standard week around here!

And having our friends from England here made this one extra special. ❤️🇬🇧

10/31/2026

Halloween can be scary for dogs so I thought I’d put these tips together to help 🧡🖤💜

Happy Halloween 🎃

(All photos are from walks this week)

10/26/2026

Had to jump on the “IT’S A HAUNTED HOUSE BUT…” trend with our very own doggy version!

10/22/2026

Last week behind the scenes at Happy Paws… 🐾❤️

🌧️ A little bit of rain
🐶 A LOT of dogs
🐾 Shelter volunteering 🐾
💤 A very cosy sleepover
⚽️ Soccer (obviously 😂)
🎃 Halloween festivities
🇬🇧 🫖 And even a little taste of England with my cuppa.

Some weeks I look back through my camera roll and wonder how we managed to fit it all in. 😂

But lots of dogs, family time, giving back and plenty of adventures in between… that’s a pretty good week in my book. ❤️

And now we’re getting ready to welcome our visitors from England! 🇬🇧

10/16/2026

ONE WHOLE YEAR OF SNICKERS! 🥹🧡🐾

Yesterday marked a year since this cheeky little boy joined the Happy Paws Pack and honestly, it wouldn’t be the same without him.

Four days a week, rain or shine (although preferably NOT rain according to Snickers 😂), he’s waiting at the door ready for his walk.

He brings so much personality, so many laughs and a whole lot of 💩 to every adventure. 😂

But more than anything, I love how much he genuinely LOVES his Happy Paws days. Seeing that little spin when I arrive never gets old. ❤️

Also a big thank you to Cecilia Taylor-Hall for trusting me with your fur baby and our lovely morning chats. We’re so grateful you found us online and gave us a chance 💛

Happy 1st Packiversary, Snickers!

We absolutely adore having you as part of our Pack. 🐾🧡

10/07/2026

Don’t h@te me but…
Coming back eventually ≠ reliable recall. 👀

As a dog walker, I see SO many dogs off leash whose owners are repeatedly calling them while the dog carries on doing whatever it wants.

A reliable recall means your dog has been trained to turn and come back when called, including around distractions.

Why does it matter?

🐕 The dog they’re running towards might not be friendly.
🐿️ That squirrel might run across a road.
🚪 Your dog might slip through an open door.
🚗 They might unexpectedly jump out of the car.
🦮 A leash can be dropped or break.

And even if you never plan to walk your dog off leash, recall is still one of the most important skills you can teach.

My biggest tips:

🎉 Make coming back FUN.
🦴 Reward generously while you’re teaching it.
🌿 Recall → reward → release them to explore again.
📣 Use an upbeat, consistent cue (not their name! Either HERE or COME) or condition a whistle.
🚫 Never punish your dog for eventually returning.
🪢 Use a long line while you’re building reliability outdoors.
📈 Start easy and gradually add distractions.

And remember: no dog is a robot and no recall is literally infallible. If the environment is beyond your dog’s current level of training, use the leash/long line rather than testing them.

Your goal is to build such a strong reinforcement history that when your dog hears that recall cue, their automatic thought is:

“YES! I’m coming!” 🐶💨

Because recall isn’t just an obedience trick.

It’s a safety skill that could save your dog’s life.

📌 SAVE this for your next training session.

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Orange County, CA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 12pm
Tuesday	9am - 12pm
Wednesday	9am - 12pm
Thursday	9am - 12pm
Friday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+19498862870

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