No matter what your holiday plans are, there’s no doubt for most people, a day out – or even a weekend away – just isn’t complete without your dog. Not sure where to start to take your dog with you when you go hiking, camping or to the beach? I’m here to help. Whatever your … Read more
After a long, cold, and often wet winter, spring can’t come soon enough. And it doesn’t seem to just be us that are full of the joys of a new season… This spring fever seems to affect our dogs too. Owners will often say they think their dog has more energy in spring (commonly know … Read more
No matter what the British summer throws at us, one thing we can all agree on is the joy of an ice lolly. Whether in the park or the garden, they’re a refreshing and tasty treat and a great way to keep cool in the summer months. And who says our dogs can’t enjoy one, … Read more
If “processed” is bad for us, shouldn’t it be bad for our dogs too? Well, not necessarily.
Whether you’re in it for the pigs in blankets, the roast potatoes or the cheese board – it’s the ultimate meal we look forward to each year. But can dogs eat Christmas dinner too? While sharing a slice of turkey or a roast potato with your pup might seem heartwarming, you’ll want to read this … Read more
The festive season is almost upon us. Now’s the perfect time to make a start on the important items in your shopping list – Christmas presents for dogs!
Introducing our new partners, Janette Manrara and Aljaž Škorjanec. They want to see your dog’s dinner dance, and how it shapes the bond between you and your dog.
As a pet owner, you may have noticed your dog drinking more water than usual and wondered if it’s something to be concerned about. While dogs, like humans, need water to stay hydrated and healthy, excessive drinking can sometimes indicate an underlying issue. In this blog post, we’ll explore why your dog might be drinking … Read more
Most dog owners have watched their pup indulging in a spot of paw licking from time to time. For others, paw licking is a more persistent pattern, and can even become a serious health problem. But why do dogs do this? Is it normal, or could it be a cause for concern? In this blog … Read more
It’s easy to demonise dog muzzles and think they’re only used for dogs who are aggressive or likely to bite. But that’s not true! Canine muzzles can have a wide range of uses and advantages, for dogs and owners. Types of muzzles Basket (Baskerville) muzzles are by far the best option, and probably the one … Read more
When it comes to dogs and their behaviour, there are certain words that get thrown around that are either unhelpful, or just a simple (often lazy) term to describe ways of behaving that have a variety of causes, but all look a bit the same and may share some of the same triggers! One of … Read more
Up and down the country, there are thousands of dogs in rescue centres of all shapes and sizes, just looking for a second chance. If you’ve adopted before or are in the process of adopting, you might have heard about the importance of the canine connection and how that changes over time. The more time … Read more
