Ruth Bullock Email and Phone Number

At Ouseview Horsebox Hire we have a newly converted luxury 5 seater Owens horsebox for hire. Stallion design - no breast bar!We’re a family run business based in Wyboston, Bedfordshire offering self drive hire.

I am a Kennel Club Assured and 5* council licenced breeder. I breed for type, temperament and health. Health Is especially important to me as I was a Veterinary Nurse prior to having my children.A few years ago I took to the show ring and entered my first Crufts in 2014 and was lucky enough to be placed 4th with my beautiful Standard Schnauzer. In 2015 I was placed 5th with a Giant Schnauzer that I bred. In 2019 Ouseview Avid Alena won the Bitch CC at Crufts and in 2020 her half sister Ouseview's Causing Chaos won the Bitch CC.The showing bug has really taken hold and my aim every year is to qualify for Crufts, this also helps ensure that I am breeding for correct type.

Qualified Bowen Therapy Practitioner with the ECBS. Bowen is light touch therapy which is useful for treating back, shoulder pain and sporting injuries to name just a few things!I have treated a wide range of clients, from those suffering from Fibromyalgia, MS, ADHD, Autism to those with Frozen shoulders, Back pain, Sciatica and even stroke patients. I have seen amazing results with this therapy and love being able to help people when all other options had failed them.

Piglets is a registered charity pre-school that is committee run. I was fortunate to be voted chairperson for the school where my sons attended.

I worked for Insight HR whilst they looked after the HR needs of an award winning, leading independent provider of secure rehabilitation, residential and supported living care for people with Autism, Mental Health needs and Learning Disabilities.

I thoroughly enjoyed my time in this role, the only downside was my contract came to an end once the project was completed.

This was the job I had always wanted to do from being a child. It was brilliant being part of a big team that made a difference to animals lives. Every day was different and you didn't know what to expect. One day you could be the anaesthetist, the next working in the laboratory processing the bloods and working with the microscope, or you could be taking X-rays or just being a nurse and caring for the patients. After an injury prevented me from working with the animals I took on the role of looking after the client's financial accounts for the surgery.