Tips to prepare your dog for fireworks Just because you enjoy a firework display, the odds are that your dog won’t! The firework season gets longer and longer. Fireworks go on sale from 15th October to 10th November, then 26th – 31st December, plus Diwali and Chinese New Year. The firework season starts with Halloween…
Articles from: 2014
Autumn Dangers to Your Dog
This article is brought to you by Finchley Dog Walker on autumn dangers to your dog, from Acorns to Snakes and Ladders – no badgers Autumn is an excellent time of year and probably my favourite. Although the days get shorter, the temperature is still enjoyable (not hot or cold). This results in autumn being…
Dog Walks and Mud
Mud! Glorious Mud You probably remember what it was like to be a kid and play in the mud. If you weren’t allowed to play in the mud, you likely longed to get your hands in that wonderful, sticky stuff concocted of dirt and water. That pull is just as strong for your canine buddy…
Nighttime Dog Walking
Tips for Walking Your Dog at night Autumn evenings are lovely. The leaves are beginning to turn beautiful shades of gold and amber. Temperatures are starting to fall, and the woollies and warm coats have been brought out of hibernation. This time of year brings new challenges for those of us who have to walk…
Seasonal Canine Illnesses
Besides the usual allergies and pests that might harm your pet during the change of seasons, there is also the risk of other potentially harmful illnesses that can affect your dog due to a fun romp in the woods. U.K. dog walkers should be aware of S.C.I. (Seasonal Canine Illnesses) symptoms that may indicate your…
Dogs and Conkers
Dogs are highly susceptible to poisoning throughout the seasons. One of the worst times of year for dogs is now Autumn, and one of the worst causes for poisoning are the things that have blessed many of us with happy childhood memories: conkers. As a Finchley-based dog walker, I’ve heard a few not-so-pleasant stories about…
Autumn Dog Walking Tips
Be Safe and Wear Something Bright Whilst Dog Walking I am sure you have seen the advertising campaign aimed more at Young People to help keep us safe during the dark evening at night. However, this applies to everyone, including dog walkers. So always “Be seen at nightwear something bright!” is good to remember during…
Prevent Dog Disease by Exercise
Exercise is Good For You and The Dog Not only does exercising your dog keep him fit and healthy – it may also prevent diseases often associated with dogs that don’t get enough exercise. Just as exercise can prevent premature ageing and diseases in humans, dogs also benefit from having an exercise routine in their…