Updated July 2026 This guide provides general dog-care information and does not replace veterinary advice. If your dog is showing signs of overheating or heatstroke, start cooling them and contact your vet urgently. It is hot. Your dog’s normal walk has been shortened. Or perhaps you have sensibly skipped it altogether. Now your dog is…
A practical packing list and what actually helps your dog settle If your dog is staying at home while you’re away, a bit of preparation makes a real difference. I see it often. Dogs don’t struggle because you’ve gone away.They struggle when their routine suddenly changes or when things feel unfamiliar. This guide keeps things…
As a professional Dog Walker, it sometimes amazes me how other dog walkers allow their pets to approach my dogs when we are out walking. I often hear “he only wants to play” when a strange, unmanaged and unruly dog comes bounding up to mine. It’s not that my dogs are unfriendly, but when an…
The summer is here, and that means you’ll have a lot of enjoyable, fun and long walks with your dog in the sun. However, they might be a little bit of danger because insects are everywhere. Fleas, ticks and other miscellaneous insects cause a lot of issues. A big problem when it comes to combatting…
Do you have a puppy? If you do, then you might not know that taking proper care of it requires some specialist knowledge. Puppies are a lot more frail and fragile than adult dogs – they need support to reach their full potential. Looking after your puppy, as well as giving them proper care, is…
Mach is here, and spring starts to show as the daffodils start coming into bloom in the gardens and parks. The daffodils and snowdrops coming up make people see the light at the end of the tunnel, and that spring is around the corner. There are other spring plants to be aware of. However, it…
Over the last year, the amount of dog thefts from a home properties has skyrocketed. It is thought that the lockdown has increased the demand for puppies and dogs, and they are being stolen to order. With people working from home, many decided it was a great time to add a pet to their family,…
A Practical Guide for Dog Owners Spring is one of my favourite times to walk dogs in Finchley. The woods wake up again.Longer daylight hours return.Dogs can spend more time sniffing and exploring. However, spring also brings a surprising number of seasonal risks for dogs. Many of these appear suddenly once the weather improves. Picnic…
