Ross Allan Dog Training in Mount Morgan, Queensland | Pet service
Ross Allan Dog Training
Locality: Mount Morgan, Queensland
Address: 1 Struck Oil Road 4714 Mount Morgan, QLD, Australia
Website: http://thedogobedienceguy.com
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24.01.2022 The owner in this shop allows stray dogs to come in when it is dark so that they can spend the nights safely .. he put blankets to cover the cold tiles so everyone has comfortable bed .. such initiatives must be shared!
22.01.2022 This is such a special friendship between Jim the man and Jimbo the bear Credit: Jukin Media
21.01.2022 They're so precious! Cuddle cuddle Credit: JukinVideo APRIL M JORDAN via ViralHog Keith & Gillian Emmerson via ViralHog
20.01.2022 The way this senior dog trained her pups to be calm will amuse you!
19.01.2022 COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER TO FIND MISSING FRANKIE AFTER OWNERS KILLED Relief in the midst of tragedy as the Redlands community spent the morning desperately sear...ching for Frankie, the pet dog who ran away after her owners Kate Leadbetter and Matt Field were hit and killed by a stolen car at Alexandra Hills last night. Just after 11am this morning volunteers found Frankie hiding deep in dense scrub, relieved love ones of the couple were in tears as they took Frankie, "It's what Kate would have wanted." Frankie is being assessed by a vet. See more
16.01.2022 The response to the previous post of the driver and his horse and the many comments about the movie War Horse was incredible. A repost from the 1st of August la...st year. This post has one of the most unforgettable photographs that captures the incredible bond between soldiers and their horses. The loyal and courageous horses of two fallen Australian light horsemen stand behind their graves. Both men were killed when they were ambushed by Turkish soldiers on the 29th of September 1918. The fallen light horsemen were Sergeant Louis Shannon Brook MM, of Pimpinio, Victoria, and Trooper Clarence William Radburn, of Neville, New South Wales, both of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Despite detailed notes and maps on the location of the graves on Trooper Radburn's service record, they were never found by grave registration units in 1922. The Australian Light Horse holds a proud and revered place in the hearts and minds of Australians. The Waler horses carried their men to victory during WW1 and were regarded as amongst the finest cavalry horses in the world. The Australian light horse regiments were devastated to learn that their beloved horses would not be coming home with them at the end of the war. Horses of the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial has these words... ‘They suffered wounds, thirst, hunger and weariness almost beyond endurance. But never failed. They did not come home. We will never forget them’. The memorial is located on the South West external wall of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney. Lest We Forget. Some information and photograph comes from the Australian War Memorial. Image file number AWM P12049.008.
04.01.2022 This is my little Alfie. I found him on a website for a rescue that specializes in small dogs with special needs. I noticed this little guy and my heart melted.... I knew I had to go meet him. So I made the hour and a half drive to the rescue. They let me hold him and I knew he was coming home with me. He was only 5 weeks old and weighed just under a pound. His special need was that he is blind. His breeder tried to have him euthanized because of his deformity. He has no eyes but he’s sure got heart. I filled out the paper work and they approved me two days later. So I drive back and picked up my baby. I brought him home and surprised my husband with him. This was about five minutes after I brought him home he immediately curled up and went to sleep. He still thinks the couch is his and he graciously allows us to sit on it. Couldn’t imagine my life without this little one. Edit: wow Alfie is overwhelmed! He never expected so much love. Here he is in his favorite spot. #firstpicchallenge
03.01.2022 How cool is that dog?...
