With the new term fast approaching we will be starting the next set of classes on FRIDAY 6th SEPTEMBER at Quinborne Community Centre. We really enjoyed the last sessions and there were some real successes. Quinborne were very accommodating in providing a lovely hall.
The cost for the six week course is £60.
Please call 0800 234 3304 or email peace@mindfulmutts.co.uk for more info and booking.
Call now on 0800 234 3304 or email peace@mindfulmutts.co.uk for more info and booking
We’ve confirmed the venue and dates for our new classes.
The classes run for six weeks starting Friday 14th June at Quinborne Community Centre in Quinton.
Times are 7.30 to 8.15pm
For details and booking call free 0800 234 3304 or email peace@mindfulmutts.co.uk
We’ve added some mugs to the #AdoptDontShop range. Now your cuppa will taste even better knowing you’ve helped an animal in a shelter.
Any product with the #AdoptDontShop mark means we will donate 25% of the sale to help local animal rescue charities.
We are currently trying to raise funds for Wonky Pets Rescue
Click here to get yours now.
We’d just like to take the opportunity to thanks Dave Shepherd at Artache for the fab logo for our #AdoptDontShop range. Anything you see with this logo on is raising money for animals in shelters.
Mindful Mutts are launching a range of t-shirts to raise money for local animal rescue charities. 25% of the sale of each shirt will go to our currently chosen charity. We focus on one organization at a time to maximize the donation to that charity.
Great as a gift, or as a present to yourself.
Show you care.
Please note that we use a print on demand service to print and deliver these products to keep costs down and value high. This means that fulfilment and delivery take longer, usually 7 – 10 days. If you do not receive your product in 14 days please contact us and we will chase it up. Some delivery options include tracking.
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This t-shirt perfectly sums up what we’ve been trying to say but with more of a sledgehammer kind of approach.
Available now to wear with pride when walking your dog
Would you wear this t-shirt? Share with a friend who would.
Jack loves his new Jumbler. A ball in a ball. It doesn’t get much better than that.
It is important that your dog is taught to be calm around food. Slowing down their eating is a good starting point.
This video is a comparison of a dog eating out of his normal bowl to eating from a Kong Tiltz bowl. We promise the film isn’t speeded up.
Not only does the same amount of food last four times longer, but it’s a bit more challenging to get at it providing your dog with a mental workout at the same time.
See how uncomfortable the dog is with this? There’s lip licking, whale eye, ears back, it even snaps at them in turn. This is how people get bitten.
