How Children should interact with dogs There are many worrying cases that we hear of in the News when a dog has attacked or bitten a child, but in most cases, these have resulted in the child annoying the dog, perhaps when the dog was sleeping or eating. Some children play “rough” games with their…
Articles from July 2014
Choosing a Pet Sitter when going away
When going on holiday, it is important that you have peace of mind that your pet is well looked after. Depending on your dog’s temperament, there are a few options to consider: friends and family, traditional boarding in kennels, home boarding, or a pet sitter. Choosing a pet sitter is an ideal option for multi-pet…
Stay Safe on Woodland Walks
With all this hot weather, more and more people will take their dogs for walks in cool shady, woody areas. The Woodland Trust have put together some tips for walking in woodlands and staying safe. Keep your Dog insight – Woods are really exciting places for dogs, and they can cover many acres of land.…
Walking Dogs on Hot Pavements: Keep Paws Safe in Summer
Every summer, I still see it—dogs being walked on tarmac in the midday heat. You’d think by now people would realise just how hot the ground gets. But it’s easy to forget. After all, we wear shoes. Dogs don’t. That’s why I always remind my clients to check the pavement before heading out. If it…
BBQ dangers for dogs
The Ultimate Guide to a Safe BBQ Can Dogs Join the BBQ? Here’s What You Need to Know Summer means BBQS, garden parties and time outside with family and friends; of course, we want our pets to be part of this. However, remember, BBQS come with hidden dangers. It’s natural to want your dog to…