Updated July 2026 Working from home can give you more time with your dog, but it does not mean you need to entertain them throughout the entire working day. Dogs also need rest, predictable routines and opportunities to feel comfortable when you are not immediately available. Problems can develop when every movement, meeting and tea…
Updated July 2026 There are days when a normal dog walk is not the best option. It may be too hot. The rain may be hammering against the windows. Your dog may be recovering from an operation, slowing down with age or simply in need of a quieter day. That does not mean they need…
Simple Homemade Brain Games, Scent Activities and Calm Indoor Enrichment You do not need a cupboard full of expensive puzzle toys to enrich your dog’s day. Some of the most useful activities can be created with things you already have at home, including cardboard boxes, towels, paper cups, baking trays and your dog’s normal food….
Rotating bottles is an easy DIY Dog Toy to make, and most dogs love to play and solve, helping with mental stimulation instead of a dog walk A small amount of DIY skills is needed along with some essential equipment as follows: High Value treats such as cheese (remember to take this into account and…
With the current COVID-19 situation, many people are looking at “Social distancing “ and, more importantly “, self-isolation”. As a result, our dog walks will become shorter and less frequent; consequently, our dogs may get bored and unhappy. We have previously done an article on DIY Dog Toys and thought it was time to do…
Updated June 2026 Dogs need more than a quick trip around the block. Physical exercise matters, but dogs also need chances to sniff, search, chew, learn, make choices and rest. That does not mean filling every minute of their day with activities. Too much excitement can leave some dogs more wound up rather than calmer….
In most cases, yes. Rain itself doesn’t automatically make a dog ill. The bigger issue is your dog getting cold, staying wet too long, or already having health problems that make damp weather harder. Warren House Vets puts it plainly. Being in the rain is not the same as being unwell, but drying off matters,…
Senior dogs still need adequate daily exercise to keep them healthy and happy. However, an activity that might suit a young pup won’t be appropriate for an older canine. The best form of exercise for a senior dog is, of course, walking. Your pet might not be able to walk quite as far as previously,…
