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My Collie is currently enrolled in k9-5 in Ossie Park. I have never had a problem with them there, they are always welcoming and friendly, and open to all dogs, My dog was starting to show agression towards dogs as a puppy, and i had her doing puppy school since i got her, recommended day care. She has come out of her shell after a few weeks she is much much better. Awesome way to teach them acceptable dog communication too :) Highly recommended. But there was about a month wait to fit her in. Well worth it. :-)

They have contained the dog. The fences have been put higher and it is inside when they aren't home now. It hsn't escaped in months. Thankyou everyone for your advice. I will pass all onto the owner :-)

My friend has the dog. The offense they are claiming is that when the dog escapes and the rangers try to catch it that he growls and lunges at them. Obviously he is highly stressed and reacting. He is very friendly to all people on walks and in the house. He has never harmed a person or animal. I don't know the full story. But RSPCA are trying to take the dog and put him down claiming he is aggressive.

Hey, I've had all bad experiences with RSPCA. And I need your opinion firstly my puppy was out in puppy class there. Placed in a small area and forced to play with an overexcited puppy when she was very nervous to start with. This has caused her to freak out anytime a dog is heading towards her or is over excited. Secondly. I have a friend who has a very friendly cross, whom jumped the fence and got out of their yard a few times. He has always returned or been caught n returned. All fines for this have been paid. The neighbors are now complaining and saying he is aggressive. This dog has been well brought up. Around 6 young children and a lovely family. He is very dog friendly and people friendly. I have met him many times. All he wants is pats n cuddles. RSPCA are now threatening to put him down because they claim he is aggressive. They are now wanting to rehome him for a chance of him living. But due to RSPCA claiming he is aggressive they have been told rescue groups will refuse to take him. What options are there for them? RSPCA are refusing to listen and threatening putting him down. He needs a second chance. He is an amazing dog. And if I could take him. I would. But I already have 2 dogs. All advice appreciated.

Anybody know of any quiet lakes or beaches i can take my sometimes reactive dog too?? Northern suburbs of perth with minimal or no snakes!!??? Big ask i know !!!

So my BC x Kelpie pup is coming up to her 1st Birthday....and i want to celebrate....with a cake!! Does anybody have any good dog friendly cake recipes? Meat ones would be preferred...she is a huge fan of raw meet and any cooked meat. :-) Thanks in advance for any recipes!!

Hi All, I am just wondering if anybody knows any nice spots for me to take my 10 month old border collie for a good run around. I'm looking for somewhere very quiet (as she does she some fear aggression towards dog). A lake, or natural land open area? I have my regular spot, but was wondering if there were any others around. I am in the Northern Suburbs. Thanks

This is my two. Brocky the Amstaff x English Staffy and my lovely baby Layla the Border Collie x Kelpie. They are the best of friends and are inseperable!!!!

The day care my dog is currently enrolled in has specific days for different sized dogs and different levels of excitement. She is a medium sized border collie, and there are a few smaller dogs, but not that many, most of them are larger breeds, similar breeds. I find that they are grouped very appropriately. I have also visited on a different day where the smaller breed dogs are in. Which i thought was good, there wasn't any larger dogs or more intimidating dogs and they all seemed happy and playing. Strongly reccommend K9to5 in ozzie park. I have also heard good things about Billys day care..i think theres one in belmont and one in wangara. :-)

Do any of you Perth Dog Lovers meet up for dog play dates and socialization? I'd love to meet up with some new people for my Puppy Layla, I'd like an on lead place for her to meet and smell aroundn as she is still a little fearful around dogs off lead!! And her recall is horrific :p

STRONGLY recommend Doggy day care called K9to5 in Osbourne Park. The owners are lovely and the workers are awesome too ( i am friends with one of the current workers there outside of the day care) My dog has regained her confidence around other dogs after a bad experience at doggy training. Strongly recommend it, dogs are highly supervised and lots of activities for them to do during the day!!! Love it there. Originally joined to help her confidence and was aiming on doing it for a month. 3 Months later and i never intend to take her out as long as i can afford it. Not sure how pricey it is, as i didnt look around. I pay $38 for a day a week. Dogs are put in on days with suitably sized dogs which helps heaps!!!

Thanks for the link and help Weasel. Yeah it might be more expensive but i am more than willing to pay it if it helps my Layla out. She has done Puppy School at rspca, and now is enrolled in obedience at Northern Suburbs Dog Club. So i am a member of a club. But we cant do agility there til she is 18 Months. Which is an extremely long wait. She excels in her obedience there, just not off lead or with many distractions. She is really good while there! just not at home! hahahahha or out and about! BUt yeah she has had a couple months off now due to summer. Her first week back will be next week so *fingers crossed* she does well. I have been keeping an eye out for some DOLevents. But they seem to all be other states. Wasn't sure if many people in Perth do it. which would suck!!! Thansk so much. I have emailed Paw Prints and am now waiting on a reply :)

Thanks, I did have a look at the website and the images and they look amazing. It is a pity they are so far away. I am north of the river and they are south. It will be a last resort!!! I am hoping to find one closer to home though!