Keep routine, sleep and safety on track. Twice a year, the clocks move. Your dog does not get the memo. Their body says it is breakfast time. Your alarm says another hour. That mismatch is where stress creeps in for many homes. I see it every March and October. Some dogs sail through it. Others…
Sadly, many new dog owners bathe their dogs far too often, destroying all the essential oils. As a dog walker, I am often asked this question. I hope this article will help with the decision. This article also assumes that your dog has no skin problems or requires special bathing care, as your vet advises….
Many of us have to go out to work, and unfortunately, this could mean leaving your dog alone at home during the day. Whilst we know this cannot be avoided, it is essential to make sure that you have made arrangements to ensure your dog is not left for more than around 4 or 5…
Now that you have a dog, you have the following options when you next nok your holiday. In recent years, pet sitting and home boarding have become more popular, particularly home boarding, and have become much more regulated. Home boarding, where your dog stays in the person’s home, now requires the local council to license…
There is no greater joy (at least to us) than bringing a new puppy into your home. Tails are wagging, and ears are flapping. But everyone knows that choosing the dog breed and sex is not always easy. The process of finding a little one who is going to work for your family dynamic or…
Introduction Not every day is ideal for a long walk. Whether it’s pouring with rain, your dog is on restricted rest, or you’re unwell, there are times when outdoor walks just aren’t possible. But that doesn’t mean your dog has to miss out on all activity. As someone who works with dogs daily, including those…
Missy and Roxy were my first and only female dogs, as all my others had been Male. This was an eye-opener as to how stressful it can be for everyone when they come into season. This article provides tips and advice on exercising a dog in season when their hormones are all over the place….
Summer is a great time to get out and explore. With the nights being shorter and six weeks of school holidays, we can even get out and travel further afield than our local park with a day trip to the countryside or, if allowed, the beach (please remember many beaches don’t allow dogs between May…
