Toxic Plants and Substances to Watch For When the weather is nice, it is great to get out with your dog and explore the outdoors together. Part of this is watching a happy dog explore the great outdoors—sniffing, running, and enjoying every moment. As we all know, walks are essential for a dog’s physical and…
Dear humans! My name is Barkey, and I’ve been nominated as the spokesman, umm, dog for the dog community. Please pay attention to what I say as I discuss some of the dangers. Toxic Plants: First up, let’s talk about the fancy greenery. 🌿 While I understand why you humans want them in the garden…
Demystifying Solo Walks, Group Walks, and Everything In Between If you’re new to hiring a professional dog walker or just exploring options for your dog at some point in the future, the lingo around dog walking can feel overwhelming. Solo walks? Group walks? Enrichment? Structured play? What does it all mean, and which is best…
The options can feel overwhelming when it comes to finding the proper care for your dog while you’re away. Pet sitting, home boarding, kennels—what do these terms mean, and which is the best choice for your furry friend? Don’t worry; we’re here to break it all down and help you make the best decision for…
Updated Jan 2025 Respecting Your Dog’s Boundaries: Why Consent Matters and How to Build Trust When we see a dog, it’s natural to want to show affection—perhaps a pat on the head, a scratch behind the ears, or even a warm hug. After all, dogs are lovable creatures that often seem to crave attention. However,…
Bringing a rescue dog into your home is a rewarding experience, but it requires thoughtful preparation to ensure a smooth transition. Rescue dogs often have unique histories and may need extra time to adjust to their new surroundings. By setting realistic expectations and taking the proper steps before their arrival, you can help them feel…
The New Year is the perfect time to hit the reset button—for ourselves and our dogs. Every year people make new year’s resolutions such as “go to the gym more often or “go to bed before midnight” (Guilty of that one), or “eat fewer crips” (Guilty of that one). However, it is also worth considering…
To many people, the Christmas tree is a must from the 1st of December and is the centrepiece of festive celebrations. However, if you have a cat, this can also be the centre of problems. Cats are naturally curious, and the flickering lights, the glittering tinsel, and the dangling baubles are just far too tempting…
