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Happy Hounds Dog Training & Secure Dog Walking Fields Dog Training in Tytherington, South Gloucestershire and secure field in Arlingham, Gloucestershire

Fun reward based Dog Training at several different locations, not just Rockhampton, see website for more details

Amazing autumn colours in moosies meadow my 9.6 acre secure dog field ❤️
30/10/2026

Amazing autumn colours in moosies meadow my 9.6 acre secure dog field ❤️

Stunning moon tonight 😍Big advantage of living on the water is the reflections.
27/10/2026

Stunning moon tonight 😍
Big advantage of living on the water is the reflections.

I hope this is true ❤️❤️ so many to come and visit me. Me and my dogs have always had a sing ( howl ) together on the fu...
27/10/2026

I hope this is true ❤️❤️ so many to come and visit me.
Me and my dogs have always had a sing ( howl ) together on the full moon, I'm a day late but me and Flea will sing later in the hope they all hear me and come back 😁
I personally believe I will see them all again when I die. They are always in my heart and each memory i think of I feel they are close.

24/10/2026

Killing Monty today 🤣

Another lovely review 😁
23/10/2026

Another lovely review 😁

9 years ago Bitz had to leave this life, it still makes me sad but also fills me with happiness that i got to share my l...
22/10/2026

9 years ago Bitz had to leave this life, it still makes me sad but also fills me with happiness that i got to share my life with him.
Never underestimate the effect a dog can have on your life, especially a rescue dog that has been to hell and come out of the other end a good happy dog.
Below is what i wrote about him, my beautiful, faithful, shadow protector ###x
Make the most of the short time your dog has with you, do more with them, take them on adventures, make their life special.

Goodbye Mr Bitzy (alias...Big dog, Mr Bigley, Doughnut, and many other silly names)
We had some amazing adventures, so sad you have gone but glad you will never know pain again.
At 9pm last night the vet came and put you to sleep, yesterday you had perked up and I thought we might have some time left...We took a visit to the orchard where some friends new and old came to visit you. Then I took you to the river, this was our favourite place and you had one last run and one last paddle in the Severn. When we came home you became uncomfortable and started to pace, you just wanted to go outside, I knew it was time. I am so sorry that I didn't ring the vet sooner, Its just so hard to say goodbye.
You went outside and sniffed at the wind and looked into the sky, I knew that Ruby and Snippy and Biskit and Custard were calling for you. It makes me heart glad to know you are with them.
The first time I saw you you were a starved and terrified puppy of about 5 months old, you were so scared I couldn't bear to leave you in the stray kennels. You had been kept in a shed, probably since the day you were born and you were starved, your claws were worn to nothing from trying get out. It broke my heart to see your terror of the world and people. I fostered you at the farm and tried to find a home but no one wanted a scared puppy. I was going to Portugal and asked Teckels to take you, leaving you there so terrified was awful, and when I got to Portugal I rang and told teckels I had to have you back when I got home...
And that is how you came to live with me, you have been my constant shadow over the last 11 and half years. You were so loyal and devoted to me, always at my side....sometimes you drove me a bit mad following me about especially on a 50 foot narrowboat! But I wouldn't have had you any other way....
We had so many happy times, soo many adventures, you got to see a lot of Scotland and wales and travelled the canal systems with me, we canoed, we scaled mountains together, we swam in many different waters.
I could say so much more about you but my heart is breaking, so maybe I will tell more stories of you when I can think of you without crying.
Rest well my big dog, Flea and Moose are very sad today....we wish you could have stayed.
Goodbye Mr Bigley
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A lovely review ❤️
21/10/2026

A lovely review ❤️

14/10/2026

FIREWORK SEASON IS APPROACHING!
i am getting this advice in early so you can start to prepare.
My tips for firework nights.
***You must make sure your dogs microchip and tag details are correct in case your dog gets lost.
****If you are wanting medication from the vets speak to them now in preparation, as some medication needs to be taken for several weeks in advance.
****Change your pattern of behaviour before firework night so your dog becomes used to a new pattern.
***Start to walk your dog before dark if possible, and keep the walks at low arousal. Sniff walks are the best as they are calming for your dog. Throwing a ball will raise your dogs arousal, rather than lowering it
****provide your dog with a place to hide if they are scared, I make a nest under the table for my dogs, and try to block out noise by covering this nest with blankets.
****If your dog is scared, comfort them, ignoring them won't help. Comforting them when they are scared will not make the fear worse, but it may reassure them that you will keep them safer.
****If you let your dog in the garden after dark put it on a lead! A firework going off close by can terrify dogs, and they will jump any fence and run blindly!
****provide your dog with something calming like a lickimat, or stuffed kong. Licking and chewing are calming things for a dog. Although a lot of dogs won't eat if they are stressed. Moose won't eat if he is stressed.
***Try a Thunder shirt (google it) for your dog, Moose has a thunder shirt and it does help, but it doesn't work with all dogs
***Close all curtains and blinds so they can't see the fireworks, this helps muffle the sound too.
****Stay home with your dogs if they are scared.
****Have the TV or radio on to try and cover up the noise or try classical music.
***** you can try desensitizing CDs of fireworks. Drumming CDs may also help but need to be played several weeks or months ahead and increased in volume gradually. And may not work for some as the vibration of fireworks also can scare your dog
****Remember firework season is sadly not just one night!
When i worked as a dog warden i dreaded this time of year as i came to expect to have to be called for dead dogs, that had bolted and then been run over. Please please keep your dogs safe, they won't die from not having an evening walk but they might die if they get terrified and run. See less

I have another page for my secure dog fields in Arlingham so if you want to see whats happening at the fields go to happ...
14/10/2026

I have another page for my secure dog fields in Arlingham so if you want to see whats happening at the fields go to happy Happy Hounds secure enclosed dog walking fields

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Tytherington And Arlingham For Training

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Monday 09:15 - 12:15
Tuesday 18:45 - 20:15
Wednesday 18:00 - 21:00
Saturday 09:15 - 12:15

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+447821975187

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