Chewing is a completely natural and essential activity for dogs of all ages. It has wide-ranging health benefits, enjoyable and most of all keeps your vet bills low and protects your valuables. In this article, we tell you all you need to know about choosing safe dog chews.
Separation anxiety is a crippling behavioural disorder in dogs. Its characterized by a series of intense behaviours triggered by the departure of their owner. It can include anything from howling and barking, to defecating, self-mutilation, and the destruction of anything expensive. So what can we do?
House training (or toilet training) may be one of the most important things you do with your new puppy. The keys to teaching your puppy where to take potty breaks are regular outings, proper management, appropriate supervision and positive reinforcement.
The first few nights can be very stressful for both puppy and human. Your puppy will feel lonely and will probably demonstrate this by whining. It’s important that you take the right steps to establish a good, healthy routine for both of you.
Fireworks can be terrifying for dogs but with our expert tips you can learn how you can help your furry best friend before and during fireworks
Have you got a reactive dog that barks and lunges as soon as other dogs are in sight? Do you struggle to understand what causes your dog to be like this? Would you like to help your dog overcome its fear? If so, read our expert tips to help you both.
What are the signs of dogs being in heat? How long is a dog in season? What are the behavioural changes? Can you still walk her off-lead? What if an undesired mating takes place? This article has all the answers
Teething can be one of the most sensitive and challenging times for both the owners and the puppy. here’s our guide to the different stages and what you can do to relieve the teething pain for your pup
When your puppy comes home with you and is living in a human family, they need to be taught that games with humans don’t include teeth! You don’t want puppy biting to be a continued behaviour into adulthood but you do want to teach them appropriate ways for you to play and have fun together.
One of the most common issues for dogs is stool-eating, which is known as coprophagia. There are several reasons why a dog may eat poop, and they can all lead to this challenging habit. However, most reasons can be narrowed down to two categories: behaviour and nutrition/medical.
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