9 Irish dog breeds
Our favourite thing about the Emerald Isle is its variety of dog breeds. The Irish word for dog is ‘madra’ and here are the 9 madraí that call Ireland their home.
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Meet: The Bichon Frise
Did you know that Bichon Frise means ‘curly lap dog’ in French? Read Lucy Walker’s post about the charming breed’s history, characteristics and more.
What you need to know about neutering
Neutering is a big decision in any dog owner’s journey, which many choose for health and behaviour benefits. If you’re apprehensive or unsure about the process, this post will hopefully help you decide if it’s right for you and your dog.
How to keep a cold dog warm
The cold weather affects us all, even our furry friends. Here’s how you can keep your dog warm during the winter winds.
5 fascinating Chinese dog breeds
Chinese breeds are often accompanied by fascinating ancestry. From the Shar Pei to the Pekingese, find out all about the breeds here.
How to help your dog get back in shape
Just as it is for humans, obesity in dogs is also a health risk. If you think your dog needs a little help to get back into shape, here’s what you need to do.
How a dog can help with depression, anxiety and stress
Dogs are wonderful companions. Not only do they bring entertainment and affection into our lives, but they love us unconditionally too, especially at the times when we need it most.
Why does my dog hate the postman?
With less than a month to go until Christmas, many deliveries from online stores will be making their way to your house, ready to be wrapped up and stashed under the tree. More deliveries mean more visits from the postman, and Royal Mail state that 7 post men and women are attacked by dogs every … Read more
10 things to watch out for this winter
Autumn’s done and dusted for another year and the festive season is right around the corner. Whilst it is the most wonderful time of the year, there are a few things to be aware of to ensure your dog’s safe and sound and having a good time too. The last thing you want is an … Read more