Pawsitive Touch

20/09/2025

Anyone else look at what should be just a piece of recycling and think hmm what enrichment activity (for Marge) can I do with this or is it just me? 🤣What would you do with it?! IYKYK

16/09/2025

Booking has opened for my Online Galen Myotherapy Workshop - An Introduction to Canine Massage. Spaces are limited so book early. More information on my website (link in bio) if you have any questions DM me 🐾

16/09/2025

Look at this! 🥹 Anyone who knew Maisie will know what an amazing likeness this is to her. The amazing has just captured her beautifully 🩷 Thank you Gaynor for such a lovely keepsake of my special girl. And Sophie you’re so talented- you’ve not just painted her you’ve captured her spirit thank you 🙏🏻. I got to meet Sophie at The Big Wood this weekend and see more of her amazing work. If you’re looking for something special do contact her

08/09/2025

This was us last year at The Big Woof 2024 and we’re back bigger and better this year. Come and join us this weekend (13/09-14/09) at Coals Drop Yard Kings Cross. We will be in the Lewis Cubbitt Square stand number 5. I will be doing some talks and demos over the weekend and you can book these - link in bio. I will also be offering posture, movement and comfort assessments at certain times throughout the week. If you need any more info send me a DM 🐾 #

03/09/2025

And you were a total star ⭐️ Posted • Yesterday I had one of my regular treatments with . It’s so important to keep on top of my muscular health, especially after a beach holiday. Beaches are so much fun, but hard for dogs to walk on, especially if there are already weaknesses in the dog’s body.

31/08/2025

And this is why we train with Sarah Pet Necessities Dog Training and Behaviour

There's lots of things we won't tolerate at . We don't train dogs to be 'obedient'. We train dogs to help them be the best version of themselves they can possibly be. We don't expect perfection. We accept that dogs are sentient beings. We want to encourage confidence and if that comes with a bit of cheekiness too, all the better. We focus on the dog-owner bond and building trust between the partnership.

There are too many people out there these days trying to use intimidation to train dogs and it is just not required 💔

26/08/2025

The lovely came for her treatment and picked up a harness at the same time. I was able to fit it for her and I’m sure we can all agree that she looks great

23/08/2025

It's nearly that time! Don't miss the opportunity to attend the Northeast Dog Festival at Kirkley Hall, NE20 OAQ held on 30-31 August 2025!

Sue Maclennan, Galen Myotherapist, will be in the Wellness Tipi giving a fabulous talk on “Fascinating Fascia - a fundamental element of movement and mobility.”

Don’t miss this opportunity to meet Sue and our team of Galen Myotherapists all offering treatments in the North of England.

https://www.northeastdogfestival.com/wellness

19/08/2025

Posted • When a vet recommends the Reg&Bob harness you know it isn’t just for the robust, vibrant stripes - it’s all about the design. No rubbing and no restriction allowing a dog to move freely and do what dogs do best

05/08/2025

Look at that post treatment face!! The wonderful Caoimhe is an agility star so as a canine athlete she has treatments to keep her in tip top shape

02/08/2025

I don’t want this to be a sad page and I’m looking forward to getting back to posting more of my normal content on here from next week. However I just had to pop on and say how overwhelmed I have been by all the comments, messages, cards, thoughtful gifts and flowers I have received from so many people since Maisie died 10 days ago. So many knew her and so many others must have known what a truly special dog she was. Mine and Maisie’s life together started in Dubai and at a later date I’m going to share our story so you fully understand the huge impact she had on my life and who I am today. One of the most common questions over these past 10 days has been ‘how is Marge?’ So here she is on one of her favourite walks this morning. She’s ok … she’s clearly processing it in her own little way and she’s having to get used to her new norm. She’s settled at home and happily engaged on walks and when doing enrichment/training activities that she loves. I have to let her do her. I just need to be present and support her when she needs it - there’s no need to rush it or expect too much. What I have learnt for me and I think for her too is that grief doesn’t have rules, the physical symptoms are full on and it’s ok to cry! So in answer to that question she/we will be fine - we have lots of good people around us and Maisie would be proud. Once again thank you 🙏🏻