Sarah

Although the aim is to send dogs straight to their forever homes, sometimes it’s just not possible and foster homes are needed. Adopter Nicola gives us an insight into her foster experience Read More →

While we may find a walk through the woods or countryside a peaceful and calming experience, for our dogs that environment can be the total opposite. Here’s some tips to help on walksRead More →

Diet plays an important part in a dog’s life and, while it’s important to try and get it right, it can often be a minefield picking a diet for your dog. Read More →

We are careful to match dogs to families with children but it is always important to be mindful when it comes to children and dogsRead More →

Despite the pack theory being dismissed years ago, there’s still many myths and old wives tales about how we should train or interact with our dogs to ensure they know who is pack leader…Read More →

Unicorn dog is the phrase often given to the type of dog we all compare our own to… The dogs we often look at and wonder why our dogs aren’t the sameRead More →

My SeBPRA journey began back in October 2019 when me and my partner were looking to adopt a rescue dog. We found Hettie advertised on Pets4homes in a nearby foster home and instantly fell in love. She came storming into our home in November 2019 and we’ve never looked back.  When we were looking to adopt we weren’t set on a certain breed but knew we wanted to give a home to a rescue dog and not buy from a breeder. A recent doggy DNA test told us that Hettie is a German wirehaired pointer/Brittany cross, which admittedly were two breeds of dogs I’d neverRead More →