PETS
Boredom Breakers
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ROCKLEY EQUESTRIAN CENTRE
Children’s Holiday Activities including Pony Days & Pony Parties
• Hacks • Private & Group Lessons
• Fully Licensed & Insured • Well schooled Horses & Ponies • All Ages & Abilities Welcome • Horses Bought & Sold
Tel: 01226 299 969 Mob: 07956 307 529
ROCKLEY EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, Round Green Lodge, Rockley Lane, Worsborough, Barnsley S75 3DS
Summer is here
we’re feline good
Having a summer social? Now your pets can join in, too
Range of non-alcoholic, non-carbonated beverages for your pets by
Pawsecco for classy cats and canines
The purrrfect tonic with a healthy infusion of elderflower, nettle, ginseng and limeflower
No grapes – available in white or rose
Bottom Sniffer beer to give your pets real tail swagger They’ll be lapping up this dandelion and burdock flavoured drink *For less chance of Hair of the Dog, best served pawed over food
BBQ Treats including pizza and burgers
All natural, high in protein, 100% meat
Pet friendly chocolate
More Walkies
Being outdoors enjoying the summer weather would be beneficial for both the kids and the dog. Giving your dog extra walks will help with any extra energy they have to burn and stop them from lazing around the house with sad eyes. However, if the temperatures get too high, remember to limit walking times and keep off pavements to protect their well-being.
Look out for outdoor activities that can dogs can attend; this will mean that the dog can be involved in the family fun too.
Toys
Like kids, having a new toy will keep pets amazed for hours.
with The Animal Training Academy
With the school holidays looming, we sometimes worry about how we are going to entertain the kids, never mind our pets, during the summer break. Boredom is one of the main reasons our pets start developing bad habits, so be prepared with ideas to keep our pets occupied all summer long.
ALL BHS TRAINED STAFF
Knowing what your dog likes to play with, whether it be a ball, rope toy or soft dog toys, will make sure that they are going to like what you get them and not be a waste of money. Get everyone involved in playing with the toys too, such as heading out onto the field to throw and chase balls, otherwise the toys can become really quiet boring for your pet.
Make meal time, fun time If your dog loves their food then making meal times fun can be an easy way to keep them busy. Using a kong, treat ball and puzzle feeders can be useful way to decrease boredom and will give your dog hours of fun of searching out treats in the process.
Training for Fun Training doesn’t always have to be about fixing a behaviour problem or getting your dog to be obedient. Training can be great fun for all involved. Teaching tricks to the dog is a way of keeping your dog’s brain active while doing something that you want them to do.
Plus, it’s something that the kids can get involved with too; this could also give the kids a sense of responsibility and more ownership of the dog they are training. Keep a look out for our new website where you can find out more about fun trick training to do at home.
Get in touch with your pet problems...
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Tel: 01142 450004 (Find us a mile off junction 35 of the M1)
63-67 Station Road, Chapeltown, Sheffield S35 2XF
Email:
theanimaltrainingacademy@outlook.com Website:
www.theanimaltrainingacademy.co.uk Telephone: 07584031636
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