Turner&Pooch Ltd

16/06/2026

Day three in the Big Bunny Houses (said in a new castle 🏰 accent of course 🤣)

16/06/2026

🎉🥳🎂 please join all of us at TNP and wish Lulu many happy returns 🎊🎈🎁

16/06/2026

16/06/2026

‼️Looks like the heatwave is coming so set your alarms ⏰ for an hour earlier pick up please! ‼️

16/06/2026

Atlas 18months old. Labrador cross (bigger than a Labrador) been in foster for A YEAR now. C’mon guys one of my clients must have a sofa for this dude??? Pro Dogs Direct

16/06/2026

Wish for Summers and friendships that never end…. Which reminds me: heatwave coming 🥵 so be prepared for earlier pick up times!!!

16/06/2026

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15/06/2026

FYI

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15/06/2026

FYI

❗️DOGS & LIVESTOCK❗️

However much we love our dogs, they can still cause significant harm to livestock. It is a criminal offence to allow your dog to chase, attack or worry livestock.

It is therefore your responsibility to make sure your dog is walked safely where livestock are, or may be, present. The best way of doing this is making sure they’re on a short lead.

Sheep, cows, pigs, goats, chickens and other animals are easily worried by things that could threaten them.

Dogs who chase – even if they do not catch or bite the livestock – can still cause physical harm to farm animals by running towards them. When livestock are panicked, they may:

• run away from danger, which can cause injury such as broken bones
• bunch themselves together tightly in a group, which can also cause injury and fatalities
• miscarry their unborn young due to worry

A dog does not need to make physical contact with animals to commit an offence under The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Act. Chasing or disturbing livestock does cause harm. By law, farmers on their own land are allowed to shoot dogs who worry or attack their animals as a last resort. You must be in control of your dog when walking in the countryside. If you are not 100% confident in your dog’s recall, they should be kept on a lead.

15/06/2026

Still going well on The bonding front and they now have all the houses 🏠 to explore and rearrange as they see fit 🤣