A Day in the Life of a London Dog Walker When I took the decision to leave the office and become a London dog walker, if truth be told I did think it might be an easy and idyllic career. How naive was I? Although there are days where I stroll through the beautiful English…
Dogs bark for many different reasons. Some dogs bark more than others. However, your canine friend will usually bark to tell you something. They may be trying to warn you of a danger or express happiness and delight when they see their favourite toy. They may be telling you that they are in distress or…
Most dog owners I meet didn’t choose a retractable lead because they wanted to take risks.They chose it because it looked practical. More freedom for the dog.Less pulling on the arm.An easier walk. I understand that thinking. I hear it often on doorsteps and at the park gates. And on paper, retractable dog leads safety…
Helping your dog deal with thunderstorms Not all dogs will react to thunderstorms. Some dogs will sleep through it, but others will respond differently. Dogs can sense thunder long before it comes and starts pacing up and down, panting, trying to get under the bed etc., to hide. This can be hard for owners to…
Do You Have a Regular Vet? Check Up’s Dogs are an important part of the family, just like children. I am sure, like many people, if you feel under the weather, you go to the doctor, or if you have children, you make sure they have regular checkups, vaccinations, etc. So why should your dog…
Harvest Mites and Your Dog Around this time of year, particularly July – September, harvest mites are at their peak in numbers, producing a high risk of skin problems for domestic animals – particularly dogs. What are harvest mites? They are small mites that start off as an egg then larvae and finally become an…
Looking after your dog’s teeth! Every morning and every evening, we are told we need to brush our teeth; the importance of oral hygiene is taught in schools and passed down from mother and father to daughter and son. og, like humans, need their teeth cleaned to avoid dental disease. Unfortunately, because many people don’t…
Owning a dog brings joy, companionship, and responsibility. Your dog’s health and safety should always be a priority as a pet owner. While regular care and precautions help prevent many issues, accidents and illnesses can still happen. Knowing what to do in these situations can make all the difference. Keeping Your Dog Healthy and Safe…
