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Kennels situated at 51 Cromer Road, Hainford, NR10 3AU (on A140) and are open from 10am until 2pm every day.
Note from the Editor Autumn has arrived again, the change of season means digging out coats, and finding warm blankets for our dogs. After coping with the heatwave very well, my two are now feeling the chilly nights. It’s been a period of change for us, and the dogs have been coping very well. We have recently moved into a temporary home for now, and will be moving into our new home once we have renovated it. We have found Jack and Bella seem to be happy wherever we are, and haven’t seemed to be too bothered with the change! We intoroduced a couple of new measures for Bella, as you may remember she likes to escape at any oportunity. She’s been a bit naughty over the summer, and as a result she now has a crate for the car - which she’s beginning to get used to. The other thing we bought is a GPS tracker for her, which she wears on her collar at all times except when it’s charging. We did a lot of research into trackers, and a friend reccomended a one called “Tractive” which links to an app on my phone. I can select to show her live position, the direction she is moving and at what speed. Luckily we’ve not had to rely on it yet, but it gives piece of mind. She did discover an escape route through the bushes in our temporary back garden, but we have some site fencing set up now to secure it! Bella wearing her Tractive tracker
Issue: 49 - Autumn 19
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For now, if anyone has photos or notes to post to me for the next newsletter, could you please send them via the kennels, and not to my old address. Please do keep sending me your news and photos, I can’t make the newsletter without all of you.
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One bonus of our temporary place, we met two lovely Homefinders greyhounds the other day whilst out non our new walking route. Both Jack and Bella love greyhounds, so it was a great event for them.
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