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07810882932 Berkshire, Wokingham, RG41 1JU 17 miles away
Dog walking Wokingham is a fully and comprehensively insured, reliable and friendly family run business that prides itself on customer service and satisfaction.
07958913334 Hertfordshire, Rickmansworth, WD3 9TL 18.4 miles away
Hello my name is Pippa Buckingham, I established Pippa’s pet care in 2009. I have always been involved with animals all my life and have owned many different types of pets, sheep, ducks, horses, dogs, cats and many others.
01491614661 Oxfordshire, Watlington, OX49 5EN 18.5 miles away
SJ PetCare is owned and run by Sara-Jayne Pagett and we offer a wide range of Pet Services. We are based in Watlington, Oxfordshire and have been established now since 2009, offering you the highest level of professionalism, reliability and petcare in South Oxon and Bucks.
01344291465 Berkshire, Ascot, SL5 7QR 18.6 miles away
Katie Rourke Dowding entered the dog world in 1988 with a lurcher called Bryndle. By 1990 she was bitten by the training bug” and became an assistant instructor at Cranbourne Dog Training School.
01494792733 Buckinghamshire, Chesham, HP5 2QW 19.3 miles away
Chesham Dog Care was born out of my passion for working with dogs. I can think of no better way to spend my time than taking lovely walks in the countryside with a pack of dogs. Given the right amount of exercise, structure and care your dog will be a more balanced and contented member of the family.
07549948824 Berkshire, Reading, RG1 6SS 19.7 miles away
When a dog wakes up from a sleep, or simply gets up after lying down for a while and stretches before coming to greet you and say hello, the common misconception is that they are simply stretching their muscles after a long period of rest. Although there are accasions when this might be the case, it is now believed that this behaviour actually forms part of a dogs greeting behaviour, and has even been given a name, the ‘Greeting Stretch‘.