Starkwill GSD

17/06/2026

Freddie and Zuma this morning collecting deer ticks and eating barley!!!

09/06/2026

Jo loving the sun up the back lane after the crazy rain today.

Shes settled in lovely Rote kreiger 👌❤️ let's see what this year brings ☀️🥰

31/05/2026

Zuma back out with the pack, Alexander doing a bit of handling earning his board and lodgings!! 🤩😍👌

25/05/2026

😍Early morning's walk

22/05/2026

How are you 7 already?

Our Champion 🏆 Wakematts Morty at Starkwill
Aka Freddie, Fred's, Frederico, Golden Balls
Out with his mates Kira and Sid this morning 🌞

18/05/2026

Kira hunting on this morning's trot over the fields at home!!

Starkwill Alkira
Hips 3:1
Elbows 0:0
DM clear

12/05/2026

🐕‍🦺🐾Please do what you can🐾🐕‍🦺

Many of you will be aware that my PD Miki had to be retired late last year due to a ruptured right cruciate which required TPLO surgery. His x-rays sadly showed further issues including hip dysplasia and spondylosis in his spine.

He was recovering really well from that op and back to his naughty goofball self when he went lame on the left leg. Vets do warn of the other cruciate likely to rupture in time sadly it seems this is where we are at.

RPD Miki now lives at home with us and will live out his life here. North Yorkshire Police funded the first operation before he was then retired to us. We are members of the Thin Blue Paw Foundation and when I spoke with Kieran Stanno the founder he immediately said don't worry we will support you in this. I can't tell you what a relief that was. Thin Blue Paw Foundation

Sadly Miki and Kenai were both medically retired about the same time and he's been in the wars too.

Please do what you can to support this charity in the amazing work they do to support our Police Dog heroes in their retirement and the people that take them on to give them the very best.

You can help raise money for Thin Blue Paw Foundation by donating online

Retired police dogs Miki and Kenai from North Yorkshire protected the public for years. Now both urgently need life-changing surgery costing more than £6,000. Please help us give these brave dogs the pain-free retirement they deserve.