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The 100 Greatest Dog Training Tips of All Time, e-Book is an invaluable tool that can not only help you overcome individual problems with your dog but can also show you some new hints and tips from the world’s top…
Those who grow up with pets often say they benefited hugely from the experience and thrived in an environment alongside their four-legged friend, yet the concept of dogs and children mixing without trouble has become an alien one to the…
Dog shedding, it’s the bane of many a dog owner’s life. Whether it’s dogs’ throwing their fur off for summer or liberally distributing the contents of their coats as the temperature changes in the colder months, having a home full…
How confident are you that you know what to do if your dog gets into an emergency situation and needs essential first aid? Knowing what to do in an emergency can, and does, save many dogs lives each year. In…
Kidney disease in dogs is something that owners of older dogs have to be aware of. Hearing a vet hand down the diagnosis that our dog is suffering from kidney failure can be a devastating ordeal for any dog owner…
Understanding how dogs communicate is just about the most important ingredient in maintaining and establishing a happy, healthy relationship with your four-legged friend. It’s not just a fun thing to do, it’s crucial. An inability to recognise what makes dogs…
Canine diabetes is a deadly, silent killer of dogs but if you arm yourself with enough information you could help your dog to bypass the disease. Recently I had the great pleasure of seeing my dog, Teddy reach his 15th…
People often think of clicker training as a fast and easy way to teach basic obedience commands, such as ‘sit’ or ‘come’, but it can also quickly shape your dog’s behaviours in ways that establish a productive and happy relationship,…
Have you ever felt that your dog is under the weather but you don’t quite know what’s wrong? You just have a feeling they’re not quite themselves. It may be they’re drinking too much water or maybe they’re off their…
It’s often said that it’s the small things in life that make you happy and sitting, with your dog by your side, simply petting them easily fits in this category. I often find myself looking online for more information, just…
Every day on social media we stumble across different quizzes who want to guess our age by what we eat or our favourite song, or even favourite dog breed. In truth, sometimes we seek out the answers we want from…
Separation anxiety is one of the biggest problems dogs face. Most people lead a lifestyle which involves leaving the dog alone for varying amounts of time. But that goes against everything a dog stands for – the pack, strength in…
Canine lymphoma is a canine killer and is primarily a cancerous condition of the lymph glands. Normally a diagnosis of canine lymphoma is sadly a death sentence, survival rates have been limited to a few months, but with treatment, it…
Show me any dog owner on earth who wouldn’t want to know how they can do better by their canine friend. We know our dogs are here for a great time, sadly, not a long time but there are ways…
Dog bowl aggression is one of the most common and destructive negative behaviours exhibited by domestic dogs. Experts believe the root cause of the problem lies with the identity of the dog’s food bowl. They say it represents the source…
Acupuncture is a non-painful procedure to stimulate healing and pain relief without drugs. It is used extensively in veterinary practices throughout the UK, Europe, Australia and the USA, but does it really work? Well, yes, according to those who have…
Have you ever wondered what the easiest way to get your dog to come back to you is? It’s quite simple, you teach them the recall. However, knowing this and teaching it are two very different things, and it might…
