All dogs need playtime, not just walks
We have an all-weather secure play paddock, designed for dogs who cannot be normally let off a lead in a public open space, XL Bully’s, Greyhounds, Dogs with poor recall etc, with the new rule for XL Bully’s it needed more than ever.
The paddock with also be open to all dogs and we will be running dog agility and subsidized training classes.
Here at Happytails believe playtime helps keep your dogs healthy, playtime gives your dog a healthy appetite, keeps the mind sharp and focused, it’s a great way to relieve stress.
Playtime is a good time to get your dogs brain working– they love attention from humans and they love challenges. Dogs play games in which they have to figure things out using their brains. If someone throws them a ball, they have to decide to go get it… and then bring it back, maybe?
Playtime keeps your dog’s mind sharp and focused
Tiny Tim was tied to a lamp post in Sheffield and left to starve. When we picked him up he had a severe eye infection and nearly lost his sight. We had vets bills of over £500 to save his eye
Narla had been kept in a 8ft by 8ft concrete yard, she was just a skeleton when came into us, she had never seen grass or run free. It took over 12 weeks before she returned to her normal weight.
Twiggy was abandoned and brought into us by the Council Dog Wardens, thin, nails overgrown and suffering from worms he took several weeks to nurse back to health before finding a forever home.
