Dog health & behaviour

a small disabled dog

What you should know about caring for a disabled pet

8th May, 2024

Caring for a disabled pet is a unique and rewarding journey, filled with challenges and triumphs. This guide covers what you need to know about caring for a disabled pet in the UK and at home, offering you practical tips, advice and insights to support your pet in the best possible way....

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Why is my dog following me everywhere? Understanding the mystery

1st May, 2024

Ever find yourself asking the question, "why is my dog following me everywhere?" If so, you're not alone. Many dog owners notice this behaviour in their canine companions and often wonder about the reasons behind it. To quench your curiosity, we've compiled an in-depth guide that explores this intriguing phenomenon....

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How to crate train your puppy

30th April, 2024

Imagine the crate as a cosy den for your puppy, a safe haven where they can relax and feel secure. Crate training can be a game-changer in your pup's development, teaching them valuable skills and giving you peace of mind....

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How to teach a puppy to walk on a leash

23rd April, 2024

If you've ever wondered how to teach a puppy to walk on a leash, you're in the right place. Walking your furry friend should be an enjoyable experience for both of you....

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How to calm dog anxiety

22nd April, 2024

Changes in routine can be a stressful situation for everyone, including our pets, which can result in anxiety and overall discomfort. There are a number of things that can trigger stress or anxiety in your pet, including holiday events, unfamiliar people, new pets in your household, loud noises, and even travelling in the car. Or maybe your pet is just naturally anxious, this can be common as it can be with humans. Regardless of the situation, there are signs you can see which may tell you your pet is anxious, and there are ways that you can help....

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How to groom a dog at home

22nd April, 2024

Keeping your dog’s coat sleek and clean isn’t just an aesthetic benefit – it’s good for your dog’s overall health too. Not only does regular grooming keep dirt, germs, and other bacteria at bay but it’s also an effective way to get to know your dog’s body, so you can quickly identify any lumps, bumps, and changes....

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Dog behaviour 101

22nd April, 2024

Dogs are more than just pets; they're our companions, our friends, and often integral parts of our families. Just like humans, dogs experience a wide range of emotions, which can influence their behaviour and interactions with us and the world around them. As responsible pet owners, it's crucial to learn how to recognise and understand these emotions to ensure the well-being of our canine companions....

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Why do dogs like belly rubs?

15th April, 2024

Do you ever wonder why dogs love belly rubs so much? It's like a warm, comforting hug for them. In this article, we'll explore the fascinating reasons behind their love for belly rubs. Dogs have a unique biology that makes them highly receptive to touch, especially in vulnerable areas like their bellies....

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Why do Pugs sleep so much?

10th April, 2024

The Pug is a captivating breed, known for its charming personality and expressive, soulful eyes. This breed has the power to captivate hearts and bring laughter with its endearing antics. However, a common question that often puzzles pug owners is why do pugs sleep so much?...