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It’s been just over 5 weeks now since the shelter dogs moved in and Lucy had her pups at the farm. In that time, there’s been hundreds of hours of training to get here. The puppies have grown and want to be part of the pack too, barking and crying when they hear the dogs go out for their run. Take me too, they say! Freddo has limber tail from too much play with his best mate YoYo, nothing serious and nothing some rest won’t fix. Our boy Wal used to get it all the time from too much swimming and

Next today we have three urgent ex puppy farm dogs that needed to come in off our huge waiting list 🙈 but please, please we need your support 🙏 we cant keep going without funds to support them. Everything has got so expensive now its proving to control what we can and cant save....... 😔 First is Ralph. The poor little man is so matted and badly needs to be groomed and washed. That on top of all his vet work too. Can you help me raise the funds he needs? 🙏 Paypal.me/animalhavenire | Animal Ha

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Today was lesson 3 of our Farm Dog Training course for this month’s class. Over the last few weeks through a number of exercises in class and at home, the dogs and the humans have been learning and practicing the new language. Today the test started on arrival. The dogs haven’t done this exercise before with the language. The idea of using a language is so that no matter what the situation is, throughout your dog’s life, you can always clearly communicate what you are asking of them. Life doesn’