Choosing the Best Lead and Harness for Your Dog: A Friendly Guide Walking our dogs is one of life’s simplest joys. Still, it can come with challenges—especially in urban environments where open spaces are limited and restrictions in parks, beaches, or public areas are increasing. While letting dogs run free is undeniably the most natural…
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Treats For Your Dog
j For us, one of the best things in life is having the occasional treat such as a bar of chocolate or a cake, perhaps when watching TV or quietly reading. It’s sometimes tempting to share these with our canine companions, who no doubt will sit drooling at our feet in the hope of snaffling…
DIY Dog Dens
Building a Safe DIY Dog Den for your Dog Bonfire night can be a magical time for children and adults alike but not necessarily for our dogs. The sound of fireworks booming away can be a frightening ordeal for your pet, but there are steps you can take to make him feel safe. As a…
Fireworks and Your Dog
Tips to prepare your dog for fireworks Just because you enjoy a firework display, the odds are that your dog won’t! The firework season gets longer and longer. Fireworks go on sale from 15th October to 10th November, then 26th – 31st December, plus Diwali and Chinese New Year. The firework season starts with Halloween…
Autumn Dangers to Your Dog
This article is brought to you by Finchley Dog Walker on autumn dangers to your dog, from Acorns to Snakes and Ladders – no badgers Autumn is an excellent time of year and probably my favourite. Although the days get shorter, the temperature is still enjoyable (not hot or cold). This results in autumn being…
Dog Walks and Mud
Mud! Glorious Mud You probably remember what it was like to be a kid and play in the mud. If you weren’t allowed to play in the mud, you likely longed to get your hands in that wonderful, sticky stuff concocted of dirt and water. That pull is just as strong for your canine buddy…
Nighttime Dog Walking
Tips for Walking Your Dog at night Autumn evenings are lovely. The leaves are beginning to turn beautiful shades of gold and amber. Temperatures are starting to fall, and the woollies and warm coats have been brought out of hibernation. This time of year brings new challenges for those of us who have to walk…
Seasonal Canine Illnesses
Besides the usual allergies and pests that might harm your pet during the change of seasons, there is also the risk of other potentially harmful illnesses that can affect your dog due to a fun romp in the woods. U.K. dog walkers should be aware of S.C.I. (Seasonal Canine Illnesses) symptoms that may indicate your…