The Right Suppawt in Samford, Queensland | Dog trainer

The Right Suppawt

Locality: Samford, Queensland

Phone: +61 423 910 715

Address: Samford Valley 4520 Samford, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 A day at home can be the perfect opportunity to teach your dog a new trick. It will help to stimulate your dog, will assist in bonding the two of you together, and will give you the chance to show off your very smart pooch to your friends! Contact us now for help with teaching tricks.

25.01.2022 When its too cold to head outside for a walk, why not teach your dog a sweet little trick like this instead! Stay warm and cosy everyone - we can come to you to help, so no need to leave the house :)

23.01.2022 A very Merry Christmas to everyone, We will hopefully catch up again in the new year, And of course to all the dogs as well,... May your holidays be filled with joy (& bones & treats!) and Christmas cheer!

19.01.2022 Hi everyone, we are temporarily ceasing business due to maternity leave. Please feel free to continue to contact us with any queries or for any advice. We will let you know as soon as we are up and running again, and we look forward to working with you again very soon!

18.01.2022 Being a responsible dog owner is a top priority. When you commit to bringing a puppy or dog into your home and life, its important that all members of the family know the basics of how to care for them. The Vet Collective down at Miami on the Gold Coast has a great Kids Corner section for children on their website, where kids can learn and access a variety of doggy information. Take a look at their Pet Care Promise which highlights the essentials of caring for a dog and ...reinforces the importance of these to children: https://mvol.com.au/DogContract.html?view=iframe The Right Suppawt can also assist with children and dog harmony bringing a dog into a home with children, or bringing a child into a home with dogs can be a big transition. With a qualified child educator as part of The Right Suppawt team, we can help with lots of advice, useful tips and strategies to make living with both children and dogs easy.

17.01.2022 Do you need to make a trip to Bunnings, but youre feeling guilty because your dog is sulking at the prospect of being left at home? Why not work on some training so they can come along with you! Bunnings current policy is for dogs instore to either wear a muzzle or ride on/in a trolley. Check out Gina the labrador learning to ride on the trolley - what a star! In just a few short sessions, Ginas confidence and ability has grown, and her owner can now take her on all her Bunnings adventures We can help to ensure your dog is comfortable and confident before you attempt to introduce them to the big wide world of Bunnings! Contact us today.

14.01.2022 Spring is finally here and the weather will start to warm up again. To get your body warm, take your dog for a walk or have a play with them. And to warm your heart, watch this. Enjoy!

13.01.2022 Does your dog need their nails trimmed? Trimming nails can be a tricky business and your dog may not be the biggest fan of getting a pedicure. Its also quite important to get the nail-trimming technique correct, to ensure you arent causing any discomfort for your dog. Whatever the scenario, we can help! Contact us today to find out more.

11.01.2022 Do you need to make a trip to Bunnings, but you're feeling guilty because your dog is sulking at the prospect of being left at home? Why not work on some training so they can come along with you! Bunnings' current policy is for dogs instore to either wear a muzzle or ride on/in a trolley. Check out Gina the labrador learning to ride on the trolley - what a star! In just a few short sessions, Gina's confidence and ability has grown, and her owner can now take her on all her Bunnings adventures We can help to ensure your dog is comfortable and confident before you attempt to introduce them to the big wide world of Bunnings! Contact us today.

10.01.2022 Hi dog people :) We are very excited to be finally launching The Right Suppawt - a quality advice and support service for dog owners, servicing the Brisbane and Moreton Bay regions. For the month of March we would love to offer our new clients some discounts on our dog walking and training services, while you get to know us a bit better. Contact us now to get $5 off each walk or play, and $10 off each private training session. Look forward to hearing from you!

09.01.2022 Bringing your human baby home to your dog baby? It can be a tough transition, for all involved! Check out this link - https://www.mamamia.com.au/dog-guilt-after-baby/ - for some great tips, and make sure you pass it on to anyone you know who may be going through this, or who is about to go through this. And of course we are here to assist if any dog babies need a little more support, going from being the only child to the older sibling ;)

09.01.2022 Welcome to The Right Suppawt

09.01.2022 Loving all of the winter coats our dogs are sporting at the moment! Remember to give your woolly mammoth regular cuddles this winter, and why not give them a good brush while youre at it - a calm and gentle grooming session is a great way to bond with your dog, keep their coat and skin healthy and to check that everything is looking and feeling good on their bodies. Contact us if you need any tips on how to properly groom your dog or what grooming equipment to use :)

07.01.2022 For a bit of fun :) https://www.buzzfeed.com/chelseama/what-kind-of-dog-are-you

05.01.2022 When it's too cold to head outside for a walk, why not teach your dog a sweet little trick like this instead! Stay warm and cosy everyone - we can come to you to help, so no need to leave the house :)

05.01.2022 Is raw food safe for my pet? - Albany Creek Veterinary Surgery recently put out a great publication about this controversial topic: There has been a recent social media circulation of the issues pet owners may face when feeding raw food, specifically chicken to their dogs. The same issues can be potentially occur with cats. Campylobacter, the bacteria identified in the recent study is a known food contaminant in human and pet chicken. Eating raw or undercooked, poorly stored... chicken of any food can lead to Campylobacter or food poisoning. Typical effects of this is classic food poisoning symptoms of vomiting, diarrhoea and stomach cramps. The same organism is usually responsible in both humans and pets. Many homes and pet owners will feed raw chicken to their pets and there will be no consequences. However there is a risk spectre with food that we all eat, or feed our pets. The additional less common, but more serious reaction of the immune system becoming overactive and triggered by this organism can lead to the more serious consequences reported of paralysis and even death. In humans this is referred to as Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS). This information and evidence has been around in humans for some time and it is not surprising that the same risks exist in dogs. (And possibly cats). At Albany Creek Veterinary Surgery we diagnose 3 to 5 cases of Campylobacter a year. While we can usually treat these quite successfully with a specific antibiotic it does leave the normal healthy flora of the gut deranged for some time often needing extended probiotics. We have not experienced the more serious immune mediated symptoms, but this is always possible. What to do? The options are: You can stop feeding raw food, (this could mean your pet will give you a poor TripAdvisor review) Or; if you choose to feed your pet raw then we recommend you consider these actions:- Choose human grade food over pet grade food, Store the product in the fridge promptly, Defrost frozen raw food in the fridge, feed from the fridge, Do not feed your pet food you would not eat (yes, really!) Purchase from a reliable and known supplier and follow best by or use by dates Check the origin of the food.