LU LU'S Pooch Parlour in Oxley, Queensland, Australia | Pet service

LU LU'S Pooch Parlour

Locality: Oxley, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 438 757 391

Address: Idriess St 4075 Oxley, QLD, Australia

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24.01.2022 the love for their people is real, full of excited expectations your their everything Teddy - waiting for dad

23.01.2022 ‘There’s my lead & collar’ says Teddy. ‘I’ll try & put it on - oh no I’ve dropped it behind the chair ‘

22.01.2022 it’s his 1st big boy groom and what a sweetie

19.01.2022 Merry Xmas Wilbur

18.01.2022 before & after - Teddy came in for his Summer style

17.01.2022 sweet Florence in her summer style before & after

15.01.2022 super star baby Cherry had her 1st groom

13.01.2022 Benji boy, Cavoodle cutie

13.01.2022 click on the picture & read through

13.01.2022 Find out what’s in the food your feeding your dog :

11.01.2022 young Scruffy was such a superstar for his 2nd groom

11.01.2022 gorgeous Miss Roxy in Schnauzer style

09.01.2022 Smoky was found in a foxhole in New Guinea in Feb 1944. The American thought she must have been a Japanese soldier's dog, but when he took her to a POW camp, th...ey found out she didn't understand commands in Japanese of English. The soldier sold Smoky to Cpl. William Wynne of Cleveland OH for 2 dollars Australian. Over the next two years Wynne carried Smoky in his backpack, fought in the jungles of Rock Island and New Guinea, flew 12 air/sea rescue, She survived 150 air raids on New Guinea and made it through a typhoon at Okinawa, made a combat jump in Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, in a parachute made for her. She would warn G.I's of incoming artillery and was dubbed the "angel from a foxhole." Early in retaking the Philippines combat engineers were setting up a telegraph line to an airfield. The joints collapsed filling them in with sand. Cpl. Wynne knew that Smoky could climb through the pipe with a new line and that is what she did. Smoky's work saved approximately 250 ground crewmen from having to move around and keep operational 40 fighters and reconnaissance planes, while a construction detail dug up the taxiway, placing the men and the planes in danger from enemy bombings. What would have been a dangerous three-day digging task to place the wire was instead completed in minutes. In her down time she preformed tricks with the Special Services to improve the moral of the troops and visited hospitals in Australia and Korea. Visiting with the sick and wounded, she became the first recorded "therapy dog". After the war she became a sensation back int the states, had a live TV show, and often visited Veterans hospitals. Smoky's work as a therapy dog continued for 12 years. Wynne had Smokey 14 years before she passed away. He buried her in a 30 caliber ammo box in Rocky River Reservation, Ohio. Smoky, the smallest war hero weighing in at 4 lbs even and standing 7 inches tall. Pictures copyrighted by William A. Wynne (1996) and used by permission. Read the book "Yorkie Doodle Dandy" (1996) by William Wynne!

07.01.2022 Sam the man, waiting for his ride

07.01.2022 Darling little Ralf

07.01.2022 the sweetest old lady, Miss Ruby

06.01.2022 Happy Xmas Daisy & Rusty

06.01.2022 Fabulous Franklin

05.01.2022 Happy Xmas Mustafa & Sheba

04.01.2022 Chewie Cavoodle

02.01.2022 gorgeous boy Bear, summer style

02.01.2022 Jasper & Lola saying ‘time to go home’

02.01.2022 Beautiful Xena, such an adorable elderly darling

01.01.2022 Thank you all for your support & patronage throughout 2020. Sending love to all my 4 leg clients Have a beautiful Christmas