Do you work long hours? Have busy business schedule? Perhaps playing a golf tournament or simply want to spend a day on the beach?
When you come home, the last thing you have in mind is being greeted by an extremely happy, over exited tiny dog full of energy needing to be fed and walked before he enjoys his special time with you on the couch.

Tiny Dog Hotel´s daycare service provides a fun, healthy and engaging environment filled with lots of activities and  attention.
So, by days-end you and your best friend will come home feeling relaxed and happy knowing that you both had a great day!

At least once in your dog's life, it's likely he will have some type of surgery requiring a general anesthetic; e.g., being neutered.

Hopefully, you'll have time to prepare your dog and your home for his recovery.
If you can´t then Tiny Dog Hotel convalescence care is a good solution. In close collaboration with your vet we provide all the necessary services to get you loving dog back on his feet.

Tiny Dog Hotel´s pet sitting services are aimed at maintaining the loving and careing environment for your pet in their home when it is not possible for you to do so. For example if you were to be ill or incapacitated, if your pet has undergone surgery, or if you have a large watchdog or cat that cannot lodge in our hotel.

If you need a pick-up or delivery service or bring your dog to the vet, groomer or the airport but can´t make it Tiny Dog hotel´s taxi service will be glad to do it for you.

Prices:

All dogs, whether shelter dogs or dogs in happy homes, can benefit from the healing aspects of Reiki. For healthy dogs, Reiki can help maintain energetic balance and promote health and well-being. For dogs suffering from illness or injury, either physical or mental, Reiki is a powerful complement to conventional healing methods

Price : 50 euros for 5 sessions

What is Reiki?

The Reiki (pronounced "ray kee") system of natural healing was founded by Dr. Mikao Usui in Japan around 1922. Reiki is a holistic technique which taps into the unlimited supply of life force energy and channels it through the hands of the trained practitioner. It can reduce stress, facilitate an improved sense of well-being, and serve as a complement to conventional medical and veterinary care, as well as other holistic therapies. It can do no harm and always goes to the source of the problem. Reiki is not a religion, nor is it associated with any one belief system or doctrine. Skepticism will not prevent Reiki from working, but an open mind always helps.

Reiki for Pets

Reiki is ideal for animals experiencing illness, behavioral problems, or close to making their transition. But even healthy animals benefit from Reiki, too, because it naturally supports their well-being. Pet treatments do not necessarily require hands-on contact. Many animals are most comfortable when the practitioner sits a few feet away, directing the Reiki to them. The pet receives the same benefits as a hands-on treatment, but has the freedom to stand, lie down, sleep, or move around. Treatments are never forced upon the animal. The practitioner always asks permission and can tell whether or not it has been granted. If the animal is receptive, the practitioner may use similar hand positions as those applied to people. She also takes cues from the pet as to when it has had enough Reiki, so the length of the treatment is determined by them. Your pet may be more relaxed if his animal friends are in the vicinity. A group treatment allows the whole animal family (or a few of them) to bask in the energy at the same time. The Reiki always goes where it is needed. One animal may require as few as 30 minutes, but it (or the group) may need as long as 60 minutes. You may prefer to arrange separate treatments at the same visit for pets that appreciate their space from the others or would benefit from one-on-one attention.

Leadership with Love

Do you hate being taken out for a walk by your dog?
Are you embarrassed because your pet attacks every by-passer because he " protects you too much"? 
Are you're afraid to leave the house for more than 2 hours at a time for fear that your dog will chew something up and/or leave you a nice little present right in the middle of the carpet ?
Does your dog´s barking habits drive you and your neighbors crazy?
Is your dog is a more aggressive than you would like to you, your family , other dogs, and even strangers?

Tiny Dog Hotel offers small dog owners a series of hands on individual workshops that will help you understand your pet, communicate effectively with him and become the guide in life he needs. This course is not an obediance training it´s about you developing the skills an attitude that make you your pets leader. Your partner and family members are welcome!

Content :

Personal Knowledge and skills :

Inside your dog´s mind
Love is leadership 
Communication, more than words
Mastering leadership
Set out your personal set of rules and enforcing them

Basic Training:
The walk depends on you
Feeding time a very welcome ritual
Sit the tool of leaders
Practical things

• How to claim your space
• How to answer the door
• How to leave and come hoe without mahem
• How to teach him
• How to stop him from barking
• Personal requests....

Duration:

8 x 1,5 hour sessions = 12 hours

Price:

1 Pet with family : 240 euros

Group max 4 pets : 150 euros p/pet

For more information call  607227373 or write to Joe.

Puppy Socialization and Training

From 8 to 12 weeks of age, puppies go through a fear imprinting stage. During this time, it is crucial to carefully introduce a pup to a variety of stimuli every day, and to ensure that the experiences are positive. This is also a good time to start training the pup in basic behaviors.

These socialization efforts make the difference in the dog's outlook on life. Instead of reacting fearfully to new experiences, the dog is comfortable when encountering new things, animals and people. This helps the dog and everyone else, since the most common cause of unprovoked dog aggression is lack of proper socialization.

What is socialization? Introducing and familiarizing a canine to new experiences - including people, places, objects, noises and other animals - in ways that help the dog learn how to respond to and interact with these experiences appropriately and without fear.

The list of things to socialize a pup, or dog, to include umbrellas, canes, wheelchairs, bikes, keys, men with beards, people in hats, young children, passing trucks, odd sounds and sudden, loud noises and other animals.

The puppy brain is most inclined to accept new experiences between 4 and 12 weeks of age. Missing the window after 14 weeks of age can socially handicap the pup. Of course, the dog can still learn, but it is harder, mostly due to the need for to help the pup unlearn unproductive and inappropriate responses. Prevention is far better than rehabilitation, so if you can work within a puppy's critical learning window, you and your pup have an immense advantage.

Tiny Dog Hotel offers in house socialization, training and daycare programs for puppies up to 6 months.

For mor information call Joe  on 607227373 or write to Joe.