It’s no secret that dogs are highly social animals. They thrive on companionship with humans and often feel more confident when we’re around. The downside is that we can't take them everywhere! Leaving our furry friends alone, even for just short ...
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Like anybody else, puppies have certain needs that need to be fulfilled. Make sure you provide those as otherwise you risk pulling your hair out!
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Read MoreGetting used to working with your dog in the background can be unusual for many and takes a bit of adjustment. This includes your dog barking just as ...
Read MoreOur dogs are very important family members that can comfort us during these challenging days. Most of us are spending less time away from home, and ...
Read MoreYour dog might be your best ally during containment. Discover the 4 canine superpowers against the blues !
Read MoreWe know these days won’t make puppy-parenting an easy thing. Puppies need to be exposed to several new situations and learn a lot of new things to ...
Read MoreOur routines are likely to change due to the current situation, which may mean our dog’s exercise pattern is not the same. It could be shorter, more ...
Read More4 important answers to your questions about how to keep your fur-family healthy and happy!
Read MoreLiving with the current important movement restrictions is a worrying time for all of the family. It is also a concern to know how best to care for ...
Read MoreWow! You’ve got a new addition to the family - a beautiful new puppy who will bring lots of fun and love to your everyday life! Of course, there are ...
Read MoreTraining your puppy to sit is an important part of their early training ! It’s a great way to hold their attention, can encourage them to remain calm ...
Read MoreDo you always know how your dog is feeling? While a wagging tail, upright ears and playful body language are clear indicators of a happy pooch, it ...
Read MoreYour puppy loves to play! It's key to teach your pup to play nicely right from the start
Read MoreSo you’ve had all the excitement of bringing your puppy back to their new forever home, and you’ve taken care of the important details like getting ...
Read MoreIt is one of the most exciting times for any household when a puppy is brought home for the first time. However, among the excitement it is important ...
Read MoreDid you know, that all young dogs go through a sensitive, learning phase? Usually when a pup is between 3 - 17 weeks old, they’ll enter into a ...
Read MoreIf you’ve just welcomed a cute new pup into your family then one of the first things you’ll need to think about is toilet training your pawsome pal.
Read MoreIf you’ve just become best friends with your new puppy, toilet training is likely the first training exercise you will want to master together!
Read MoreDoes your doggo turn his nose up at spending time alone?
Read MoreIt’s really exciting when you bring home a new puppy and can spend time playing and making a fuss over them with lots of cuddles! This is also the ...
Read MoreYou may have heard that approximate rule comparing ‘dog years’ to human years. As a result, once your pooch is one whole human year old, you might ...
Read MoreHaving a new puppy is a very exciting and fun time! However, it can also be quite hard work. There’s a lot you need to teach your new friend, and ...
Read MoreMore often than not, puppies are mischievous. If you’re not prepared your pup can quickly create havoc in your home! This might seem cute in the ...
Read MoreIf you have a new puppy, you should accept that you are likely to find a few items chewed to pieces by little puppy teeth at some stage!
Read MoreDo you have some great toys that your pup loves playing with? Toys are essential for your dog’s well being; they encourage your pet to use up some of ...
Read MoreHow is your pup’s training coming along? To see success when training your pup, it’s important to keep your training sessions together positive; ...
Read MoreNow that you’ve had your puppy for a little while and they are settling into their new life with you, it’s time to start taking them out and about ...
Read MoreIs your puppy a big noisemaker? Sometimes our four-legged friends can be very chatty. But if your puppy regularly whines and whimpers, it can be ...
Read MoreDo you dread the moment you get your puppy cozy and settled – only to leave them alone, and have them bark for attention?
Read MoreFirst, teach your puppy to enter and sit calmly while the car is stationary. Keep sessions short. Reward with quiet praise and treats.
Read MoreFeed your puppy about three hours before bedtime, to allow time to digest and go to the bathroom.
Read MoreMany of the things we love about the holidays can actually be stressful for dogs. From large gatherings to trips away from home, changes in our ...
Read MorePlace a collar or a harness on your puppy and allow them time to get used to it. Fasten it tight enough so that your puppy cannot pull it over their ...
Read MoreEveryday things can be scary if your puppy has never seen them before. There is a ‘sensitive period’ for every puppy, between 8–16 weeks of age. ...
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