Seeing plenty of other dogs on your walk is always a pleasant sight, especially now the weather is getting warmer. However, dog walking is etiquette, so it’s essential to be aware of how your dog approaches other dogs, particularly those on leads or those wearing a yellow ribbon. If you see a dog on a…
Dog & Puppy Info
Dog Bite Prevention
Biting is a fundamental part of being a dog. Dogs use their mouths completely differently to us – to explore the world, carry things, and identify objects by their taste and smell. This means that even our gentle, beloved pet dogs have the potential to bite – even if it is not in a vicious,…
Pugs
As a dog walker in North London, I’ve come across many different breeds. Here, we focus on the Pug, variously called the Chinese Pug Dog, Mop or the Dutch Bulldog, who is one of the oldest breeds. He is said to have originated from Asia before 400 BC. The breed was popular during Victorian times…
Chocolate and Dogs
Everybody loves special holidays such as Valentines Day, Easter or Christmas and the delicious chocolate that come along with it. Well, everyone except your dog, that is. As much as pet owners like to share holiday treats and goodies with our four-legged friends, we must never share our chocolates as dogs and chocolate do not…
How Often Should I Walk My Dog?
Owning a dog is a big commitment in terms of time, money and energy; the energy commitment being the amount of time and effort you need to spend walking him. There is no hard and fast rule when it comes to dog walking, and much depends on the breed of the dog. Working dogs like…
Why Having a Dog is Great for your Health
Everybody loves cute and cuddly four-legged friends, but not everybody understands the positive mental and physical effects that having a dog can have on a person. Owning a dog can have health impacts that are by no means minimal. Dogs can improve a comprehensive arrangement of conditions and symptoms, ranging from depression and loneliness to…
Protecting your Dog’s Paws in the Snow
Winter is tough on human skin so you may take more care in extreme weather like snow. It is no different for your dog either, particularly with their paws. Although their paws are equipped with thick pads and fur, this isn’t always sufficient to protect them during winter snow. So it is up to you…
Winter Dog Walking – keep safe, keep warm.
Essential Winter Gear for Comfortable Dog Walking Winter walks with your dog can be an enjoyable and invigorating experience if you’re dressed for the weather. As the saying goes, “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing.” With key investments in the right gear, you can stay warm, dry, and comfortable no matter…