With the current climate of worry and anxiety attached to the Covid-19 crises and the events and situations changing daily due to this pandemic, self-isolation creates an extra set of concerns and problems for dog owners to overcome. It’s essential during this time that dogs don’t get bored (and we thought keeping ourselves entertained was […]
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Training your dog is one of the most important things you can do as an owner. Training takes time and patience to get it right. We have put together ten dog training tips that will help you get the most out of your dog’s training. Be positive – we all know that positive reward-based training
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What is socialising? For most of us, and you’re not wrong if you are thinking the following, it’s introducing puppies to dogs so that they learn how to interact with other puppies/dogs. This is just one facet of socialising, not all of it as it encompasses so much more. For those owners who think that
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I wrote an article for VetVits who create nutritional supplements for cats, dogs and horse all developed by veterinary experts. I have written an article for them on whether your lifestyle affects your dog. Check it out here – My VetVits Article
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However calm and well-adjusted a pet is, there are some situations that most cats and dogs find stressful. Sound Preparation CDs may be the way forward. Fireworks night sends thousands of pets running for cover every year. While other animals find small children, crowds and loud noises terrifying. Though owners can comfort and calm their
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Taking your dog out for a walk in one of the many country parks we have around the country should be an enjoyable event, where the space can be enjoyed not only by dogs and owners, but families, joggers, cyclists and walkers. However, on entering the park, we observe a very different culture. Dogs are
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