In this issue...1. A closer look at Supreme
Kibble - for domestic, working
& sporting dogs.
2. 10 Top tips for raising a puppy.
3. This months Top Dog.
4. The Cinammon Trust - a charity
dedicated to helping animals
throughout the country.
5. Breed Pro�le - The Rottweiler.
Supreme Kibble...Supreme Kibble is a good all-round product as it’s suitable for any
type of dog, from domestic to working and sporting breeds.
Missy loves her Supreme Kibble...
Give a dog a bowl...WUFFITMIX
O�er of the Month...Throughout June buy one 12kg bag of Supreme Kibble and get a 6kg bag half price... use the code HALFJUNE at the checkout.
As with all Wu�tmix products it is a complete diet, giving your dog everything it needs
for a happy and healthy life.
It includes Omega 3 & 6 essential fatty acids which are believed to play a role in skin and
coat condition, organ health, joint care and also brain development. Supreme Kibble
contains no added arti�cial colours or �avours. Antioxidant vitamins and minerals are
included to help support a healthy immune system and the balance of Calcium
and Phosphorus in this product help to maintain strong
teeth and bones. This product contains Chicken
to make it extra tasty for your four-legged friend.
Depending on the breed and size of dog you own, you
can feed Supreme Kibble from around 1 year of age (please
see our website for feeding guidelines). For more information on
Supreme Kibble or any other product please email info@wu�mix.com
Top Dog
Give a dog a bowl...WUFFITMIXContact Us:
Tel. 01200 420200
Fax. 01200 428975
Email. info@wu�tmix.com
Wu�tmix, Dugdale Nutrition
Limited, Bellman Mill, Salthill
Clitheroe, Lancashire
BB7 1QW.
Top DogYour informative guide to
owning a dog and canine
nutrition...
10 Tips for
Raising your Puppy...Early learning is essential if you are to own a well-educated and well-round dog.
George dreams of Headstart...
1. Start Training Straight Away
It’s important to begin your training regieme as soon as you get your new
puppy. Training is about setting boundaries and helping your dog know
what behaviour is acceptable and what isn’t.
2. Go to Puppy Training Classes
This will help with socialisation as well as obedience commands and life
skills. Try and �nd a class which isn’t too big or poorly managed as this can
do more harm than good.
3. Stick to a Routine
A regular feeding routine will make it much easier to house-train your pup.
Feeding at regular intervals, followed by a walk around the garden after
each meal, when he’s been asleep and when he’s been playing will help your
puppy get the hang of things and he should start asking to go out.
4. Buy Lots of Chews and Toys
Not only will this save you worrying
about your furniture it will keep your
new pup from getting into bad habits.
5. Be Consistent
Although puppies need love and
a�ection, the most important thing you
can o�er them is the security of a routine
and a consistent set of rules.
6. Teach Him to Focus on You.
If you can hold your dogs attention you
will be better equipped to teach him
other commands. The best way is to ask
him to focus on you whilst holding a toy
or treat.
Give a dog a bowl...WUFFITMIXContact Us:
Tel. 01200 420200
Fax. 01200 428975
Email. info@wu�tmix.com
Wu�tmix, Dugdale Nutrition
Limited, Bellman Mill, Salthill
Clitheroe, Lancashire
BB7 1QW.
Top DogYour informative guide to
owning a dog and canine
nutrition...
Sarah and Friski...
This month’s top dog...Friski is a 3 year old Labrador x Collie, owned by 19 year old Sarah
Woodward from Clitheroe, Lancashire.
Sarah has been feeding Wu�tmix Silver Flake to Friski for a year now and has
commented on how much healthier she’s looking, “her coat is in much better
condition and she’s lost the excess weight she was carrying, a common trait in
Labrador’s.”
Sarah has owned Friski - a Collie x Labrador - since she was a puppy and began
working with her at obedience classes at WAG Dog Training Club in Fence, Lanca-
shire. The club aims to teach dogs in a kind and positive manner through the use of
‘The Kennel Club Good Citizens Dog Scheme,’ which was established to promote
socially acceptable dogs and to teach owners how to train their dogs.
The competitions Sarah and Friski have taken part in involve several tests including
‘stays,’ where Friski must sit and stay for up to 2 minutes, ‘heel work,’ where Friski
must demonstrate walking to heel, ‘recall’ and also ‘retrieve.’ Sarah also quali�ed for
the northern �nal of the ‘Kennel Club Good Citizen Pre-beginners stakes’ which was
held in Edinburgh, winning this competition enabled her to qualify for Crufts 2011 -
she came 6th and 8th out of 20 competitors.
For more information on Silver Flake or any other Wu�tmix product, please contact
us on 0800 027 1222, visit the website www.wu�tmix.com or email us at
info@wu�tmix.com
Get 10% off Silver FlakeEnter code SILVER10 at the checkout page.
O�er valid until 30/07/2011.
Give a dog a bowl...WUFFITMIXContact Us:
Tel. 01200 420200
Fax. 01200 428975
Email. info@wu�tmix.com
Wu�tmix, Dugdale Nutrition
Limited, Bellman Mill, Salthill
Clitheroe, Lancashire
BB7 1QW.
Top DogYour informative guide to
owning a dog and canine
nutrition...
Could you offer some time to help?
Could you help?
The Cinammon Trust is the only specialist national charity for people
in their last years and their much loved, much needed companion
animals.
O�ering peace of mind to the elderly and terminally ill, as well as their pets, The
Cinammon Trust is a network of 15,000 volunteers who provide vital love and care
with the aim of keeping people with their pets. The help provided varies from daily
dog walks for housebound owners to collecting cat food or cleaning out a bird cage.
The charity currently helps 14,000 people with 16,000 pets and desperately needs
your help to make sure they’re always there for people and pets in need.
“It is widely acknowledged that pets can positively bene�t the
well-being of elderly owners. For many elderly people living
on their own, their pets are their reason for living.”
Meredith Peterson, The Cinammon Trust.
It is widely acknowledged that pets can positively bene�t the well-being of elderly
owners. For many elderly people living on their own, their pets are their reason for
living. They are constant companions - on hand 24 hours a day, every day, comforting,
loving and protecting their owners - not only from outside threats, but also o�ering the
more subtle form of protection from loneliness and despair.
The Trust’s primary objective is to respect and preserve the treasured relationship
between owners and their pets. To this end it works in partnership with owners to
overcome any di�culties that might arise.
For more information please call 01736 757 900 or visit www.cinnamon.org.uk
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