Google will undoubtedly be your best friend whilst you search through the different dog breeds, whilst also getting distracted by the image section and checking out the super cute puppy and dog images too. It can seem over whelming with all the information that you need to consume so check out these top 10 tips […]
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Dogs can be fearful of several different household sounds but mainly the vacuumcleaner, even if it is a Numatic Henry or Hetty hoover with a smiley face! All our dogs see the world very differently and this is due to life experiences,situations and their natural fear of certain things. So, once the hoover has started,some
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Teddy’s Top tip: Having a stress-free walk is paramount to not only your mental well-being but also your dogs. Bear’s Bonus Biscuit Everyone enjoys a walk and everyone who owns a dog certainly enjoys a walk – well no walks can be stressful for various reasons. From owners who have dogs that are reactive, dogs
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Many owners are under the impression that the only point of a puppy class is for socialisation as it will help teach their puppy how to interact with other puppies and this will in turn will mean they will be social with every dog they come into contact with – the short answer to this
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Bear’s Big Puppy Tip – Teaching your puppy the outdoor canine etiquette Early learning is paramount throughout puppyhood; however many owners think this just about socialising with other dogs, and what better way to do this than to take them to the local park and allow them off lead to run around with other dogs
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It is important that your puppy greets guests and strangers by sitting or standing rather than jumping up. When you meet someone, ask your puppy to sit or stand. Ask the person to only come forward to greet your puppy when he is sitting/standing and to back away if he jumps up. Doing this consistently
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