Rebecca Howe Pet Services
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- Dog walking (on a one to one basis)
- Pet sitting (while your at work or away)
- Dog training (one to one basis) I run a business where I provide dog walking, pet sitting and dog training for pet owners. The dog walking service is on a one to one basis with dogs from one household being walked at one time providing them with one to one attention as well as catering for their needs such as an off lead run and play or an on lead walk. Pet sitting is a service I provide during the day and night in your own home to take care of your pet while you are working or away on business/holiday. By providing this service in your own home your dog doesn’t need to live with unfamiliar dogs and their usual routine can be carried out on a day to day basis. This also means that your other pets can me cared for at the same time. I also provide a pet sitting service for cats and small animals where daily visits can be arrange for feeding etc. while you are away. Dog training is another service I provide whether you have a puppy or an adult dog and you want to teach them some obedience commands. These training sessions are carried out on a one to one basis and are therefore tailed to suit your needs.
If you are interesting in the services I provide then please send me a message so we can discuss your requirements. Look forward to hearing from you!
I have always had an interest in animals and therefore when leaving school I began studying animal science. Since then I have achieved a BSc (Hons) Animal Management qualification and have continued to participate in other courses relating to dog training and behaviour. Prior to starting my own business, I have worked in a kennels for 6 years carrying out day to day tasks with the dogs and cats as well as dog grooming and training. I had also volunteered at rescue centres where I carried out exercise and training sessions as well as behaviour assessments with the dogs in order to prepare them for re-homing. Along with dogs and cats, I have experience of caring for many other animals.
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New puppy class starting Sunday 22nd October at 5pm. Classes to be held at Sampford Peverell Village Hall. Friendly and interactive classes using positive reinforcement training methods. The whole family is welcome. If interested please contact for further details
Enjoyed an afternoon of judging a dog show on behalf of Puppy School at Stogumber Fete. Here's all the lovely dogs and handlers in the best in show!
Just in case anyone tries to contact me here, I will be away on holiday between 24th - 27th March so I wont be responding to messages until Tuesday 28th :-)
I don't post on here much but I really should. Today I had a session with a rescue dog from Spain. I have known Kanga for a while now and it is amazing to see how much confidence she now has as a result of the support from her owner. Todays task was getting her used to water. After standing in the water for well over half an hour encouraging her in she finally felt confident enough to retrieve her ball alone. Although she still has a way to go and isn't 100% confident she was happily going into the shallow water to collect her ball. Its amazing the results you can get with some patience, treats and some support. Force is not required, just love and support! Kanga amazes me every time I see her and it is lovely to see her enjoying life. Rescue dogs make lovely companions too!
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Something we may not think about as we wear shoes and don't realise the ground is so hot, a good bit of advice to consider
One "jerk" can cause a lot of damage - Dr. Dobias Natural Healing
I always like to use harnesses rather than collars particularly for dogs that pull. This is an interesting read and points out the reasons why harnesses can be more beneficial than a collar. http://peterdobias.com/blogs/blog/11017353-one-jerk-can-cause-a-lot-of-damage?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Dr.+Dobias+Natural+Healing
Rebecca Howe Pet Services
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Is anyone interested in an animal first aid course? There is one being held in Wellington later in May. This will be a full day workshop with information on dog and cat first aid. Details to follow
Just to let everyone know that i am away on holiday 18th - 21st March so will not be able to respond to messages on here during that time. But i will get back to you all as soon as i can next tuesday 22nd!
So its been 5 years but i have finally started working on a website. Its still in progress so changes will be made daily but the link is: http://www.rebeccahowepetservices.co.uk/
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