Grene Trest

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Grene Trest For more information visit - www.grenetrestkennels.co.uk We added a second breed in 2004 , the lovely miniature smooth haired dachshund.

We are a family run, 4 star licensed breeder Maidstone Borough Council 19/02571/ANEST of German Shorthaired Pointers. We have owned GSPs for over 30 years and have been successfully breeding these fantastic dogs for many of them. All our dogs and puppies enjoy the luxuries of living in the Kent countryside and having 7 acres in which to run and play as well as access to plentiful farmland where the dogs are able to work. Another traditional working breed that make wonderful pets, which we have bred since 2006. We have had several wonderful litters, the puppies from which have gone to a variety of homes : working, show and pet. We are committed to a life time of support. Many owners regularly keep us updated on the progress of the dogs which we have bred, testimonials from whom can be seen on our page.

22/06/2026
18/06/2026

This is beautiful!
But it's missing the Brain-Gut connection.
'Gut feelings' are much more than a turn of phrase... gut health can affect behaviour and stress can affect gut health. It's so important for vets and behaviourists to work together, or pick someone who is both. Hint: It's me.

21/04/2026
14/01/2026
Lovely competition mare 💖
03/01/2026

Lovely competition mare 💖

Cleo, a 13.3hh skewbald mare, 14 years old. Half bred cob/Appaloosa. A competition pony, she has attended indoor & outdoor driving competitions. Easy...

13/12/2025
18/09/2025

What's your dog's battery like?

I've recently had a few cases where owners have been working really hard on an issue like reactivity to other dogs, being left alone, or simply adding in extra enriching training. And the dogs are rocking it... but also occasionally showing problem behaviour at home like destruction or snapping at their doggy housemates.
It can initially seem confusing... after all, the idea of training is for them to feel better and behave better. But in the early stages of learning a new 'sport' or a new way of acting around dogs and people are tiring mentally and physically. If your dog has used all their brain energy during training, they might not have the energy to cope with their bouncy housemate, or they might just want to rip something up to help them relax.
Once you know how your dog reacts when their batteries are low, and what drains their battery, you can plan better. Maybe give them some alone time to rest and relax, or offer something safe to destroy... whatever they need.
As they practise their new skills they won't drain the battery as fast and will be able to regulate their behaviour at home better too.

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