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25.01.2022 ‘A girl and her puppy’, no other words needed - feeling proud

24.01.2022 Oh! Those eyes LOVE this breed

23.01.2022 Lane’s End Ruby Roex adored member of her furever family

23.01.2022 After fun in the mud puddle comes.... bath time !

23.01.2022 My babies are slowly but surely leaving the nest. I am SO proud of the dog I am sending out to my families. 9 weeks + of hard work and 24/7 dedication to them, physically and emotionally. They are calm, happy, healthy and willing companions. I cannot wait to follow their journeys and hear all the news - mixed emotions today

22.01.2022 I love this ..... it truly does sum me up as a breeder. ~Author Unknown~ ‘ Dear past, present, and future puppy owners-...Continue reading

22.01.2022 Spring bulbs are flowering strongly to brighten our days, nodding to us in the breeze that spring has arrived! Here’s what you should know about Spring bulb saf...ety and your pet. Almost all plants that arise from bulbs or corms have the potential to be poisonous if ingested by your pet. These include daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, iris, bluebells, crocus, amaryllis, gladiola, alliums and lilies. All parts of these plants contain toxic substances, such as alkaloids and terpenoids, which irritate the gastrointestinal tract causing drooling, vomiting, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps. These signs can lead to secondary complications such as lethargy and dehydration. The most dangerous part of these plants are the underground bulbs. Dogs and cats tend not to chew the leaves, stems or flowers when planted outside. If they do, only very mild signs of poisoning would be expected unless large quantities are ingested. However, if you pet chews on or eats a bulb, signs could be much more severe. This is especially true of daffodils which have the potential to cause an irregular heartbeat, low blood pressure and seizures. Special mention must be made of lilies of the Lilium or Hemerocallis varieties. All parts of these plants, even the pollen, are highly poisonous to cats. Kidney failure can result from merely biting into a leaf or flower. Unless you have a very inquisitive pet, we do not think it is necessary to remove all bulb plants from your garden or home, however do be mindful of the following: If your dog is a digger cordon off bulbs or plant them in an area your pet can not access If digging up bulbs or storing them keep your pet away until they have been replanted or stored securely Do not allow pets to drink water from vases that have contained these plants It is safest to never have Lilium or Hemerocallis lilies in a home with cats If your cat is solely an indoor cat, any greenery introduced might get a nibble. Ensure alternative safe greens are available at all times, such as pet grass, to reduce the temptation. If you think your pet has been exposed to any of these bulbs, call us on 1300 869 738 (AU) or 0800 869 738 (NZ) for a tailored risk assessment and recommendation, including first aid measures. Our service is free for all pet owners. You can learn more about what we do at www.animalpoisons.com.au The free Animal Poisons Helpline has assisted over 5,000 accidentally poisoned pets so far this year. The next pet we help could be yours. You can save a pet’s life by keeping this critical service free. Please visit animalpoisons.com.au/support to learn about ways you can support the service.

20.01.2022 I just LOVE these guys - manners plus

20.01.2022 Dreaming of when he gets bigger

20.01.2022 Hubby wanted to go and read and snoozle.... aaahhh life with our AUS.Labradoodles

19.01.2022 It’s a dog’s life here at Lane’s End #sundaylazing

15.01.2022 It’s a different feel when this is your Monday morning lanesendlabradoodles

14.01.2022 7 of the 9.... more tomorrow. A tiny 3 weeks old... Lane’s End Belle, Bailey, Eve, Figgy, Clyde, Clementine & Ivy

13.01.2022 Lane’s End Myrtle becoming a beach babe with her furever family... you know who you are

13.01.2022 Maggie is showing Parsley the concept of car journeys

12.01.2022 Mum is training her son into polite coffee cafe culture I think he loves it AND his mumma #maggie&parsley

12.01.2022 Dogs are meant to fear going through a full length tunnel when first introduced... check these two 10 week pups of mine ~ so proud Loving Spring time and our dog arena for training

12.01.2022 The Big Mr A-Alfred & I will have our first together day at Hopetown tomorrow! Can’t wait for the boys and staff to meet him and benefit from everything he gives the world

09.01.2022 What are you having for breakfast? All neatly tucked in for mumma Jorgie’s breakfast platter. Beautiful babies

09.01.2022 Makes all the hard work and dedication of hand raising worth it, when families recognise your passion and love for the dogs

09.01.2022 Couldn’t resist this

08.01.2022 Coffee culture of the floofy kind

07.01.2022 I could just stare at them all forever

05.01.2022 Lane’s End Borage - out with his mum, safe in his pumpkin bag, for coffee and chats - content puppy

05.01.2022 Lane’s End Basil looking ever so relaxed and happy with his furever family... thank you for giving him his best life

05.01.2022 Lane’s End pups are thriving

01.01.2022 Agility training - the dreaded tunnel! Nailed it

01.01.2022 Introducing our homemade addition to the Lane’s End pack Fingers crossed he makes the grade and becomes one of our resident stud boys

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