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Dogs aren’t just pets, they are a huge part of our lives and become our loyal companions. Sometimes we forget that they need to have time and space to live their best lives, and playtime should be a huge part of their everyday lives. Play is a lot more important for dogs than most people…
As dogs age, they face many similar challenges to humans – arthritis, muscle weakness, joint stiffness and reduced mobility. These can significantly reduce their quality of life and can cause pain, discomfort and decreased activity levels. Physiotherapy can provide huge benefits to senior dogs, helping them remain comfortable in their older years. The Ageing Process…
Dogs are pack animals and are used to socialising with other dogs on a regular basis in the wild. By domesticating them we have removed this natural instinct, so we need to ensure they are socialised from a young age in order to build their confidence around other pets and people. In this blog, we…
Hydrotherapy for canines is becoming more and more popular, which isn’t surprising as it offers a wide range of benefits and water itself has been long-recognised for its healing properties. The power of hydrotherapy can promote healing, alleviate pain and improve the overall well-being of dogs. Let’s have a deeper look into the healing power…
As a dog owner, it is important to try and understand those puppy dog eyes and what our dog is trying to tell us. When it comes to training, the more we can read our dogs the better. In this blog we are going to delve into the workings of the complex canine mind, exploring…
Owning a rescue dog can be an extremely rewarding experience, but it does come with challenges too. Whether you are a new owner of a rescue dog or a seasoned trainer we hope this guide will be useful to help you successfully rehabilitate and integrate your new canine into your home. Rescue dogs often have…
Regular exercise is essential for dogs, not only to maintain their physical health but their mental health too. It can help to reduce their stress and anxiety, therefore improving their overall mood. Physical activity for dogs doesn’t have to mean hour-long walks every day either, even playing fetch, getting them to chase toys & teaching…
Anxiety in pets is becoming more and more common these days, particularly following Covid when dogs had their owners home all the time and got used to having their undivided attention. Other occasions such as Bonfire Night and stormy nights are also triggers for canine anxiety, so it is important to understand the common indicators…
Communication is a vital aspect of any relationship, and the bond between humans and their furry companions is no exception. Our loyal canine friends express themselves primarily through body language, which can sometimes be difficult to interpret. Understanding your dog’s body language is crucial for building a strong connection and ensuring their wellbeing. Use this…