THEY spend their days cornering criminals or hunting for contraband.But East Yorkshire police dogs have taken time out from their normal routine to warn animal lovers about a stressful evening ahead.The animals are giving daily tips on Facebook and Twitter to help families look after their pets on Bonfire Night.Sergeant Martin Hopper has been posting pictures of the dogs and the tips they are offering pet owners. Bonfire Night 2013 fireworks displays in Hull and East Yorkshire: Beverley Westwood, Brantingham Park, Swanland and more Chihuahua puppy rescued by firefighters after getting bracelet stuck around its neck Yesterday's featured black labrador Zam, who said: "I would prefer to have my long walks during daylight hours."No pesky fireworks during the day to make me frightened."The Humberside Police dog section joined Twitter about six months ago and already has more than 1,300 followers.It provides Sgt Hopper and his team with a link to pet owners so they can get safety messages out."

We've got a lot of dog lovers who follow us and they don't just want to know what the dogs are doing – they want pictures and all sorts," he said."Our police dogs all behave differently on Bonfire Night."Some look at the lights and wonder what's going on, some just stay in the kennels."The force has 18 German shepherds and 14 specialist dogs, mostly labradors and spaniels, which are used for bomb and drug detection.They develop a close relationship with their handlers and many go on to live with them after retirement."My dog depends on me to look after him and I depend on him to save my life at times," Sgt Hopper said.I spend more time with my dog than my wife and kids. He's like one of the family."All police dogs are unique – no two dogs are the same. They all live at home with their handlers."Other members of the team have also shared tips in the past five days.Bailey the spaniel warned owners to let their dogs hide if it helped them stay calm."I like to go lie under the table, and Dad leaves me there," he said."

It's because I feel much safer hiding away on my own."Cindy, another spaniel, is a bit more adventurous but still afraid of the noise."Look at those pretty lights," she said. "I have asked my dad to buy me fireworks that don't have the loud bangs. Loud bangs make me nervous."Sgt Hopper launched the campaign as a way to get families thinking about their animals' needs."Houses For Sale Siem ReapI devised a ten-day countdown to Bonfire Night with a little bit of general advice each day," he said."Hot Tub Sales SomersetI tried to make the dogs' welfare prominent in each tip."Antique Chess Books For SaleAll dogs cope differently. You can decide what's going on with them and then adapt your Bonfire Night accordingly."

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The above photo was taken at Keith and Christine's 25th wedding anniversay and vow renewal. We have 5 children and 10 grandchildren. Photo is missing 3 of our Grandchildren! Our family has grown since this photo was taken. We are now on Facebook! We started a Facebook page for families that have adopted from us. If you have a puppy from us, you can request to join. Look up "The Paw Pad Goldendoodles, Inc. Official Meeting Place" on Facebook and ask to join. This page is only for individuals that have puppies from us or are on the waiting list for a future puppy. Our 11th annual Goldendoodle romp will be held on September 18th. Below is a photo from one of our romps! It is a fun afternoon in the park to meet up with other families that have adopted from us. Clink on the link under the photo for information regarding the park. Prairie Wolf Dog Exercise Area, Lake Forest If you are interested in adopting a Goldendoodle please fill out the contact section on the "Contact Us" page and we will email you an application/questionaire and go over what litters we have planned.

We raise them in these sizes: Toys, minis, mediums and standards. You can see their average weights and the generations on our pricing page. Our goal is to place beautiful, healthy and well socialized puppies with families who wish to enrich their lives with a Goldendoodle. They are a joy to raise. They are smart and lots of fun! Not to mention, adorable! Our puppies come with a 24 month guarantee for hips and eyes. The tests that we have done are OFA Hips, OfA Elbows, eyes, heart, patella, vWD and SA. We monitor our females during delivery and are right there from the very start of each puppy's life. We give the puppies play time in our puppy play room beginning at 5 weeks of age. They are well socialized with children and adults. They are loved on and well cared for from the minute they are born. We have a wonderful staff that also works with our dogs and puppies right along with our family. One of our employees is a self taught groomer. She does an amazing job with our dogs and grooms them all once a month.