Missy and Roxy were my first and only female dogs, as all my others had been Male. This was an eye-opener as to how stressful it can be for everyone when they come into season. This article provides tips and advice on exercising a dog in season when their hormones are all over the place….
Summer is a great time to get out and explore. With the nights being shorter and six weeks of school holidays, we can even get out and travel further afield than our local park with a day trip to the countryside or, if allowed, the beach (please remember many beaches don’t allow dogs between May…
It is that time of year again! School is out for summer; parents are stocking up on snacks and trying to plan things to keep everyone amused. The weather will hopefully stay dry. Getting out and about in nature is a great way to keep children occupied and tire them out before bed. As a…
Many of us reach for a piece of fruit as a quick, healthy snack. It’s natural to want to share that with your dog, especially when they’re looking up at you with interest. But not all fruits are safe, and some can do more harm than good. There are plenty of safe fruits for dogs…
We are know-how great dogs are and how loyal they are. They do not hold grudges and are always happy to see you. They love spending quality time on quality walks with you and wanting to play games such as fetch. However, we all know that taking good care of your dog can be a…
More and more people are turning to homemade dog food for their dogs for various reasons, including food recalls and cooking for dogs is much healthier than buying canned meat. With a little bit of planning can work out cheaper. Both Missy and Roxy are fed home-cooked food. When you cook meat for dogs, it…
Winter can be a lovely season with spectacular snow scenes and cold, crunchy fields instead of mud.n With winter comes dark evenings, and just like any other season, it is dangerous for your dog As I always tell my scouts, bad weather is just a lack of preparation. This includes what we wear to walk…
Christmas is a time for eating and drinking far too much. This ranges from eating too much Christmas dinner, such as turkey, stuffing, roasted vegetables and gravy, followed by Christmas pudding and mince pies in the evening. After all, Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without mince pies, pigs in blankets, sausage rolls and other party food….
