Lucky Dog Pet Service & Boarding in Ettalong Beach, New South Wales, Australia | Pet sitter

Lucky Dog Pet Service & Boarding

Locality: Ettalong Beach, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 414 654 134

Address: Kourung Street 2257 Ettalong Beach, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.luckydogpetservicesandboarding.com

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25.01.2022 Don't be afraid to ask your trainer these questions.

24.01.2022 A great article, well worth a read.

24.01.2022 Happy new year all Here’s hoping everyone and all your dogs enjoy New Years Eve. Here are a few simple tips that may keep them happier if you are going out tonight. If possible walk your dogs early evening just before you go out. Leave extra water out tonight.... Close all your windows doors and blinds. Leave air-con on if possible. Leave some background music on ( make sure it’s not a tv or radio station that are broadcasting the fireworks) Don’t make a fuss when you leave you’ll be back in a minute Have a great night all and give them lots of love when you get home See more

22.01.2022 I just love this picture, there is so much dog language going on here and it’s all good! Buster meeting this gorgeous big fella on the beach today. Have a great weekend all.

18.01.2022 It was so sad to say goodbye to Phoenix last week, he was a German Shepherd with a special story. My heart goes out Renee and Bob his owners who could not have given him any more love and care than they did. Phoenix’s Story. I first met Phoenix a few years ago when his owner called me because he had some behavioural issues whilst out walking and meeting other dogs. We soon discovered that Phoenix was very excited when he met dogs but meant them no harm. However, because of h...is size and excited high energy level he did tend to scare most dogs and sometimes people off. Buster, our little Cavalier was never scared of Phoenix, he knew Phoenix was not aggressive and once Phoenix learnt to approach Buster a little gentler, Buster loved to play and be with him. Eventually after a lot meetings and walks with Buster, Phoenix got so good at the gentle approach that when I met owners with nervous small dogs we got Phoenix to go out with them. Some of these meetings were the most rewarding things to witness, not only for the small dogs that gained so much confidence just being around Phoenix, but also for Phoenix who just loved being around all of the dogs. I walked Phoenix five days a week with so many different dogs over the last few years including one very special Golden Labrador called Elka, he loved to just run around with her sharing a stick, when she was on the beach he only had eyes for her, do have a look at their photos. Buster misses his big play mate as do I when I look around for Phoenix, who did the job of checking that all the dogs were leaving the beach together as only shepherds can do. R.I.P. big fella. See more

17.01.2022 Yesterday I attended the Making Dogs Happy Symposium organised by APDT Australia. And yes I also bought the book as two of the speakers, Dr. Melissa Starling and Prof. Paul McGreevy the authors, were very impressive with their scientific knowledge and behaviour work with this creature we have shared our lives with for some 18,000 years now. One of the messages I got from attending this was the need for more data on how we as dog owners care for them, and how everyone can g...et involved in this by downloading a free app called Doglogbook. Just go to www.doglogbook.com This app will help you to recognise and meet your dogs needs and also give researchers the valuable data they need to help us all improve the welfare of our favourite pet. All of the speakers were very good and obviously passionate about their subject, Lauren Powell spoke about the possible role of oxytocin which is produced in both human and dog brains when we interact, which I found particularly interesting as this could potentially be used reduce aggressive behaviour. Other speakers included Prof. Manos Stamatakis Dr. Elizabeth Arnott Dr. Elyssa Payne And Sophie Masters who is the project manager for the app doglogbook. See more

17.01.2022 Looking forward to this on Saturday

16.01.2022 Hi everyone My Optus phone service has a problem and I apologise to anyone who has been trying to contact us. Please either text or FB message if you cannot contact us by phone. Thank youHi everyone My Optus phone service has a problem and I apologise to anyone who has been trying to contact us. Please either text or FB message if you cannot contact us by phone. Thank you

15.01.2022 Buster is 3 today! They grow up so quickly Happy birthday little fella

14.01.2022 Lucky Dog Pet Services will be reopening on Monday 7th September. After a sad but very worthwhile trip to the UK to look after my Mum I’ve now completed Hotel Quarantine and am looking forward to seeing all of your dogs again Please call on 0414654134 for Behavioural and walking services.

14.01.2022 Can you spot your dog? Some nice pics from the last few very busy months at Lucky Dogs!

12.01.2022 My apologies we will be closed from today 29th November to 14th December. I have tried to reset voicemail on my phone and it tells me it’s working but when I call it it does not work Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and will be available to answer any of your inquiries from the 14 December. Please feel free to email or message us here on Facebook.

12.01.2022 He’s still our puppy even though he’s four, happy birthday little fella

08.01.2022 Hi all I will be on the beach walking Buster and Elka tomorrow morning from 10.45am for an hour or so, if anyone wants to meet us for a chat about our services or any behaviour question please do come down and say hello. Will will be on Ocean beach, bottom of Kourung Street Ettalong, turn right on beach and walk 200 or 300 meters until the beach widens out.

07.01.2022 Buster is 5 years old today! Happy birthday little man

06.01.2022 On behalf of Dr Susan Hazel, Dr Torben Nielsen and Ms Ana Costa (Honours Candidate), you are invited to participate in a study being undertaken by researchers a...t the University of Adelaide, investigating factors associated with the satisfaction of owners with their new pets In order to participate in this study, you must live in Australia, be at least 18 years of age, understand English, and have a new pet in the last 2 years The anonymous survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete. You may withdraw from the survey at any time up to the final submission. The aim of our research is to find the factors associated with the satisfaction of owners with their new pets. This information may be used in the future in developing policy to protect the welfare of animals being traded as pets Project title: Where do people find their pets in Australia? (approval number: H-2019-043) You can access the survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/W9ZJM36

06.01.2022 This beautiful girl is Indie who has been with us for a few weeks now as her owners are over seas. For some reason that I can not fathom I can’t send them photos properly through messenger so I’m hoping they get to see this post so they know their girl is happy with her mates.

05.01.2022 Hello everyone and hope you are all ok in these very strange times. Hopefully it won’t be too long before Buster gets to go for a walk with all his mates again but for now he has been trying to talk to us on the beach when we are holding on to his stick to long Be safe all.

02.01.2022 We are back from our holiday in Sri Lanka! These pictures represent the four categories of dogs in Sri Lanka where I had a unique opportunity to study their behaviour back to back. I will try and write about my experience with them and lots more photos in the new year. 1 pet dogs. 2 Street dogs. 3 Beach dogs.... 4 Jackals (on safari at Udawalawe National Park) See more

01.01.2022 Lucky Dog Pet Service is in partial closure. But you can still ring me with any problems you may have with your dogs behaviour. to all.Lucky Dog Pet Service is in partial closure. But you can still ring me with any problems you may have with your dogs behaviour. to all.