Berry’s Pet Services Resident Dogs

Minka and Crempog, resident dogs

Our resident dogs, Minka & Crempog, will help your dog(s) feel right at home here at Berry’s Pet Services HQ.

They have lots of toys to share and will especially love if your dog likes to run and play. They often accompany existing customer walks so have friends of all breeds, ages and sizes.

They are both spayed and fed a raw diet along with treats from our sister company: www.berryandfriends.co.uk which they’d love to share with your pup.

We are in a rural area so don’t be alarmed when you hear barking as you approach the property – they’re just doing their jobs and will calm on command from the Berry’s Pet Services HQ boss!

Minka

Minka Resident Dog

Nicknames: MinkaMunka, MooMoo and…KnobDog!

Age: 5

Breed: Welsh Border Collie

Likes: Being as close to you as humanly possible, wriggling on her back, herding and long runs

Dislikes: The doorbell, motorbikes, aeroplanes and her feet being touched

Minka’s story:

Minka was my first ‘failed’ foster. I say ‘failed’ in that she never left! My other half grew up with Border Collies and we just couldn’t bear to let her go – especially as she managed to get a then 14 year old Berry (who hadn’t actively played with another dog in years) to play with her! She quickly learned the pet rabbits are friends not foe (or food) and enjoys herding them back into their house at night. 

Crempog

Crempog Resident Dog

Nicknames: Poggo, Monster & The Tiny Little Baby

Age: 3

Breed: German Shepherd 

Likes: Licking, chewing wood from the wood pile, patrolling outside and treats

Dislikes: The hoover and having to eat her food there and then (otherwise Minka will scoff it!)

Crempog’s story:

Crempog (Welsh for pancake for those who may not know!) was found as a stray in poor condition at an estimated 9 weeks old. She became my second failed foster(!) and has now grown into a fantastic, healthy pup with bundles of confidence, a gorgeous fluffy coat and oodles of personality. She quickly made friends with our resident chinchilla and, like Minka, learned the rabbits are part of the family.