Pawsitive Pets

13/10/2026

Happy birthday to one of our OGs! The handsome Henry 🥳💜

This cheeky boy loves nothing more than splashing in the water, finding muddy puddles and stealing MY tennis balls (which I then have to steal back! 😂).

We've had some.amazing adventures together over the years, and always look forward to future walks 👌🏾

He's an absolute character, brilliant with all his doggy friends, and such a fantastic boy. I adore him and feel so lucky to have him as part of the Pawsitive Pets family! 🥰

Keep being you, Henry! Lots of love💜🐾

11/10/2026

A lovely weekend with the super cute Mr. Muscles 🥰 he's been such a good boy, we've had lots of cuddles and his recall has been fantastic 👏🏾👌🏾

30/09/2026

Just trying to get a nice video of the dogs… 😂

Meanwhile Milo & Louis:

“Let’s take her legs out.” 🤣

Safe to say I didn’t see that coming and ended up on the floor off the smallest dogs 😂 with Henry and Lucy to the rescue 💜

Never a dull day 😁

25/09/2026

Just a reminder that this weekend I am away until Monday evening, so no walks on Monday.

Resume as normal on Tuesday.

Blackpool for End of Season, watching these amazing girls, my daughter and niece dance their hearts out for Blackpool Championships 💃🏾💜

24/09/2026

Such a gorgeous few days pet sit with Floyd recently 🥰 we had a blast and plenty of cuddles whilst mum and dad prepared to say 'I do' 💜

24/09/2026

A day sit with the lovely Rascal a few weeks ago 🥰 he was such a good boy.

16/09/2026

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Who is responsible for a microchip?

- It's a dog breeder's responsibility to ensure puppies are microchipped before selling them.
- Puppies cannot be sold until they're eight weeks old, and they must be microchipped before you can buy them.
- Breeders must also register their details on the database, and their details will be recorded against the microchip for the life of the dog.
- A person is considered to be a 'breeder' if they're the owner of a dog that gives birth, whether or not they run a business breeding dogs.
- If you're buying a puppy, make sure they're microchipped before taking them home.
-By law your puppy should already be microchipped and registered to the breeder
- The breeder should give you a form/code to enable new owners to change the details linked with ownership.
- Changing ownership from breeders to new owners is free of charge, if you change the details yourself there is a small fee.
- If your dog is found without a microchip, you have 21 days to rectify or you could be fined up to £500

Shared from Vet4Pets Hayling Island.

14/09/2026

Gorgeous boy, Milo has joined us for some regular walks 💜🐾 done really well on his walk so far and made friends with the lovely Lucy, Charlie and Louis 🥰