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I was on a dog walking Liverpool job when I happened upon a dog and fetch it yourself Mister I’m busy that’s what I could see in the eyes of the Cocker Spaniel when I threw a stick for him when he was just about to be given a treat by his owner which I had not noticed, must have been fumbling in his pocket for the treat and the Spaniel new fine well it had a treat coming.

Have you ever thought that to yourself with animals especially dogs, when you’re watching them playing with kids or being petted by a passer-by, stranger or friend doesn’t make any difference to Fido, I am sure I see it all the time on dog walking Liverpool jobs.

You know the little glances I get them quite often when I open the back door and say go on son have wee Dudley that’s my sons dog intentionally looks me in the eye turns his back and plants himself firmly in his basket and that’s that he’s thinking.

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If my son opens the back door anytime and says go on son have a wee even if he’s just come home and I have just let Dudley in before he arrived what will Dudley do? You guessed it he will go straight out the door looking at me as he goes as much as to say nah nan a nah na, It’s a bit like when kids do it and put their tongue out at you. Well hope you enjoyed my little story from our dog walking Liverpool page.

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Walking your dog:

    At least 30 minute walks brisk when possible, minimum five times per week.
It depends on the dog – there are some breeds for whom once a day walks are enough, but some others, especially high-energy ones, require more walks each day. But as a general rule, it is recommended that you walk your dog at least 15 minutes, twice a day. See (www.dogingtonpost.com)
    Your dogs should always be on its lead in public areas, unless it's in a no lead area.
Controlling your dog in public See (www.gov.uk/control-dog-public)
   You should always closely supervise any dog when children are around.
Children & Dogs See (yourdogsfriend.org)
    You must always have a means of collecting your dog’s waste, a plastic bag or scoop is fine.
See (www.gov.uk/control-dog-public/dog-fouling)
    Your dog should be easily identified.
See(www.gov.uk/get-your-dog-microchipped)
    You may want to have your dog desexed.
See (www.caninejournal.com)