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Why Easter Eggs are Not Good for Dogs

April 16, 2014

Can Easter Eggs really kill dogs? Easter is a religious time of year, but for most of us, it is when we get to eat as much chocolate as possible—munching our way through a pile of Easter eggs and sharing them with the family dog whilst watching a favourite film. STOP right there a moment:…

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Dogs and Ticks

April 4, 2014

This is the time of year that your pooch may pick up a free loader! You don’t have to go away to the country for your dog to pick up a tick. Even in London, on Hampstead Heath and indeed in your own garden it can happen! What are Ticks Ticks are blood-sucking parasites, fortunately…

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Easter egg hunt for dogs

April 4, 2014

Usually, when you hear that someone is organising an Easter egg hunt, you picture lots of small children, basket over one arm, hunting around the garden for miniature chocolate eggs. The eggs go in the basket for totting up at the end or get eaten on the spot. It depends on how well run your…

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Why dogs may act differently on a lead

March 14, 2014

Dogs bark. We all know that. Some bark more than others, and numerous situations increase the likelihood that a dog will bark. A friend asked me, through Finchley Dog walker, why his dog was different on the leash and barked more, so I thought I would share my experiences when dog walking and explain why…

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Characteristics and special needs of the Yorkshire Terrier

March 2, 2014

Usually referred to as a “Yorkie”, this breed of dog is very popular worldwide amongst those looking for a small dog with plenty of personalities.  While being a bit of a character can be a good thing in a dog, this can get him in a bit of trouble as they tend to imagine themselves…

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DIY Dog toys for your playful pal

February 17, 2014

Most responsible dog owners will surely see sense in keeping their pooches entertained as much as possible, whether when they are with them or during those long hours when the dog is home alone. There has always been a huge selection of squeaky or jangly toys available at good pet shops – things to chew,…

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DIY dog toys from socks

February 14, 2014

Equipment:  old sock tennis ball treatsSkill Level:  Easy Dogs are great fun and man’s best friend. We want to make them happy, and that often means buying plenty of toys and other things that make their lives more fun. This can cause quite a problem if funds are short, so it is always interesting to…

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The Muffin Tin Game

February 9, 2014

Equipment:  MuffinTin, Tennis Balls, TreatsSkill Level:  Easy This game is very popular and often recommended by Dog trainers such as Tip Top Dog School, and best of all, it is cheap and easy to do I am sure you know there are so many games you can play to entertain your dog in the home,…

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