I am very excited to host these workshops with the fantastic Craig Ogilvie. We have three workshops with space for six dogs and handlers on each workshop. Handler places will be £45 – with spectator space at any of the other workshops throughout the day. If you would like to come and watch for the […]
Why take photos? Photos are a really important tool for Cumbria Canine Service and our clients. For our clients – it means they can come home and look at the adventures that their much loved pets have been on – it helps to assuage some guilt at having to go to work to keep pets […]
Hello there folks! Just a quick post today to introduce myself. My name is Sophie, the new blog master here at CCS! I have been friends with Jody for a couple of years now and have had the pleasure of watching as she made her dream of running her own successful dog walking and training […]
It’s May! A lovely month typically blessed by good weather, good news for us dog walkers. It is also the month of Cumbria’s annual ‘Keswick to Barrow’, a gruelling 40 mile walk (or run, depending how crazy you are) that wends its way through the finest countryside the lake district has to offer. Those who […]
Hello everyone! It has been really busy at CCS HQ since I started up the business over a year ago (I can hardly believe it has been going a year already!). But this has meant that I haven’t really had time to keep up the blog- as I am sure you noticed. Well, I am […]
Why go to puppy class? At Cumbria Canine Services we are now in the middle of our first set of puppy classes, being held at Seaton Village Hall and Ullock Village Hall. See here for details. www.cumbriacanineservices.co.uk/dog-training-dog-walking-puppy-classes/ It has been really interesting to see how the relationships between owners and [...]
Welcome to Cumbria Canine Services – it has been a whirlwind end of 2017 as I left my job as manager of a rescue kennel and decided to set up a business that would provide essential and bespoke services to pet owners. It has been amazing to see what started as a vague idea come […]
