SPPOT, A Community Interest Company

29/01/2026

The look of love from Kermit after Nia took him for a walk around the woods 🌳♥️

19/01/2026

We like this kind of January - cold, bright and dry.

We'd rather not have the other kind of January please - torrential rain, gales, snow and ice again.

If that's ok?? ☺️ 😊😄

❄️💧🥶🥶

13/01/2026

Jett just isn't impressed with Tuesday morning so far 😕

11/01/2026

07/01/2026

A huge congratulations to the next graduates of SPPOTs Foundation Clicker Training course, Bella and Autumn! ✨✨

They have both done so well, with Bella achieving her Puppy Award and Autumn showing everyone how agility training is done 🐾🐶

We also missed Rex and Aeron tonight, but wish them all the best for the future!

There are still spaces available for the next set of classes, starting 12th February, which can be booked via the website: https://sppot.co.uk/dog-puppy-training/

05/01/2026

A huge thank you to our customers for bearing with us today, through all the sudden snow and ice.

Again, a yellow warning led to amber/red risks in some areas - but not at all in others. It's the unique climate of our coastal county that causes the issues, not the forecasters, we hasten to add!

We made every effort to get to as many dogs as possible and everyone enjoyed the initial snowy walks.

Our daycare dogs and all the volunteers were having a great time in the garden too.

But then it snowed really heavily on the roads in Haverfordwest and everyone in town started to head home, causing gridlock! So we had to close early to get all our staff home safely enough to be back at work tomorrow.

What a day though, so thank you to everyone who worked, volunteered, walked dogs, supported people, contacted customers, picked up their dogs and dozens of other extra jobs the weather created today.

03/01/2026

Happy New Year to all our customers, volunteers, students and all the other amazing people we work with.

We've had an incredible year at SPPOT - we've grown enormously as an adult day service and dog walking, daycare and training service and we're looking forward to seeing what 2026 brings.

31/12/2025

We were shocked and saddened this morning to hear that Sarah Fisher had passed away. All day long our [dog training & behaviour] community has been pouring out it's collective heart on social media, so much so that it was difficult to find the words to express what she meant to me, my friends and colleagues in the profession, the dog training world and the people and animals in it. This post from Canine Principles explains the work Sarah did and difference she made, better than I can. If you want to read more, just search Facebook for her name.

Rest in peace Sarah, you were amazing and your legacy will live on at SPPOT and across the world for a very long time to come.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17Bjyhigr2/

Some people change an industry not by being the loudest voice but by changing what everyone looks for.

Sarah Fisher did exactly this. We are devastated to hear she has passed 💔

Sarah taught us to notice the quiet things: posture, breath, tension, hesitation, curiosity. She reminded us that behaviour is communication, and that dogs need safety and agency before they can learn well.

Through ACE and previously through TTouch, Sarah’s influence reached far beyond dog training and into rescue, vet teams, grooming, therapy support, and everyday homes. Her work helped dogs feel safe enough to engage with the world, and helped humans become calmer, kinder observers.

Thinking of Sarah’s loved ones today and of the many people grieving across our community.

If you’re able, honour her by practicing what she modelled: slow down, watch, and let the dog lead ❤️

23/12/2025

It was definitely Miles' idea to match with Beth today 🥰🎄⭐