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Enjoying Dorset’s Countryside

13th January 202013th January 2020

If you enjoy Dorset’s countryside here’s some ideas on how to get into it even more! https://mailchi.mp/dorsetcouncil/enjoying-dorsets-countryside-e-newsletter-jan-2020?e=8bd356a750

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Wishing you a feast of Festivities & a Furry Fabulous New Year!

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Theodore, Dorset Dog of the Year 2019 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do/ please also check news page for local advice for dog owners

Birds who nest on the ground? Yes it’s true! Young wildlife are very active now and lovely Theodore knows how we can help some of Britain’s rarest birds:

1. Be aware of where birds may be nesting low or on the ground: especially heathlands, wetlands & some downs.

2. Keep ourselves and our dogs on the paths in those places or go to off-lead places like Canford Park SANG, Upton Country Park, Riversmeet Meadows…

Even friendly dogs may scare parent birds away from their nests leaving eggs or chicks exposed to predators or cold, so look out for signs that tell you there may be birds nesting on the ground and what to do to keep them safe. For more info check out: Wagi-do-code

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Dorset Dogs champions positive management for dogs + promotes responsible ownership. Enjoy pictures from our Pit Stops, Guided Walks + other events.

Love Dogs...Love Nature. Have you seen the Doggy D

Love Dogs...Love Nature. Have you seen the Doggy Do Code on your walks? We’ve installed our Doggy Do Code signs across heathlands and greenspaces to encourage dog owners to make small changes that make a BIG difference to wildlife e.g. keeping dogs on paths or on-lead on heaths and other habitats between February to August protects rare ground-nesting birds and their chicks during nesting season. #ReviveOurWorld #lovedogslovenature

You can find out more on our website: www.dorsetdogs.org.uk/wagipawdia/doggy-do-code/

Posted @withregram • @dorsetheaths If you’re p

Posted @withregram • @dorsetheaths If you’re planning to enjoy the weekend outside in the countryside please remember no BBQs or campfires! #bbqsburnmorethanbangers

With warm and dry weather forecasted over the next few days Dorset is under an amber wildfire alert! Please stay safe and #leaveonlyfootprints
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#dorsetheaths #spreadlovenotwildfire #countrysidecode

Litter picking safety advice - any cats should be

Litter picking safety advice - any cats should be removed from your bucket before you begin!

Today marks the start of @keepbritaintidy Great British September Clean! Between now and September 27th you can get involved by doing your own litter pick in your local area. Head to their website (www.keepbritaintidy.org) to find out more and don’t forget to send us your photos and use #DorsetBucketBrigade

(PS: No cats were harmed in the making of this post!)

Harry was busy on his walkies helping to fill his

Harry was busy on his walkies helping to fill his bucket up with litter! It’s an easy and simple way to help keep your local walks clean 🐶

Don’t forget to send us your litter picking photos and use #DorsetBucketBrigade too 🐾

Happy International Dog Day! To celebrate we’d l

Happy International Dog Day! To celebrate we’d love to see photos of your much loved dogs so don’t forget to tag @dorsetdogs #internationaldogday #internationaldogday2020 #nationaldogday

Helen and Wookie came and collected their #DorsetB

Helen and Wookie came and collected their #DorsetBucketBrigade bucket today and managed to collect all this litter on their walk home!

If you’ve collected one of our buckets or collect any litter on your walks, don’t forget to take a photo and tag us 🐾

Don’t forget!! You can come and pick up your buc

Don’t forget!! You can come and pick up your bucket from 6:30-7:30 this evening #dorsetbucketbrigade

Check our previous post or website (link in our bio) for details 🐾

Dorset Dogs has something brand new for you! #Dors

Posted @withregram • @dorsetheaths *** PLEASE SH

Posted @withregram • @dorsetheaths *** PLEASE SHARE***

Not everyone realises the damage a BBQ or campfire can do and with lots of people travelling to Dorset from other parts of the country, we need your help to spread this message far and wide.

Remember....
#BBQsBurnMoreThanBangers
#SpreadLoveNotWildfire

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