Choosing a dog trainer or finding a dog trainer that is going to be right for you and your canine student can be a real minefield. You need a dog trainer that you like, that can actually deliver results and…
If your dog has a particular preference for a certain type of food, you might be wondering if their favourite (be it wet food or kibble) is better or worse than the alternative? We all want to ensure our dog…
Have you ever seen your dog do something and wondered if you were the only owner in the park whose dog did this? Not just once, but all the time and often at the worst possible moment? Our dogs bring us a lot of fun but they can also make you want to tear your hair out to stop them from doing THAT thing which is guaranteed to make you embarrassed.
Changing your dog’s food isn’t always a quick process but it can be made easier when you know why switching your dog’s food is the right thing to do. With the help of Dr John Lowe, canine nutritionist for Autarky,…
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Why do dogs chew their own feet? If you've ever witnessed your own dog cause themselves significant stress or physical harm as a result of self-inflicted actions, you'll know that our canine friends can sometimes be the cause of concern and worry when they develop a behaviour pattern that is self-destructive.
Our dogs love to give their opinion on dog treats, toys, tech and much more. And their feedback is invaluable to us as we interpret their reactions to share reviews. If you want to see the reviews of cbd treats…
Are you ready to learn how old your dog REALLY is? Our special calculator will help you tell your dog's real age in human years and why it's important to know (as well as fun to learn).
Agility is one of the biggest growing dog sports around the world, with dogs of all ages, shapes and sizes taking part in competitions and classes. In this article, we meet an agility loving three-legged dog named Jake who overcome great obstacles at an early age.
As stay at home orders continue and we try and make the best of being at home without going stir crazy, our canine companions are doing the same. At the Victoria Stilwell Academy or VSA, we’ve been helping people and…
Many dogs suffer from anxiety in some form or another. Sometimes a dog’s breed can play a role, sometimes their age, and sometimes it stems from circumstances and background. What bonds these dogs together is usually their owner’s desire to…
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…
Dogs which show fear or anxiety when faced with loud or sudden noises should be routinely assessed for pain by veterinarians, after scientists in the UK and Brazil uncovered a link between the two in a new study. The scientists,…
Pancreatitis in dogs is a condition where the dog’s pancreas becomes inflamed and it’s extremely serious. The dog’s pancreas is an organ that is V-shaped, located behind the stomach and small intestine and serves two primary functions. Pancreatitis in dogs…
Separation anxiety is a common problem in dogs which has divided expert opinion of the causes behind the behaviour for many years. The situation can become dramatic when the owners leave, resulting in chewed carpets, remote controls, dog beds etc,…