After 28 years of providing both dog behaviour and obedience training in Leicestershire, Sara Whittaker is saying farewell. Therefore, from the 28th of March 2025, WitsEnd will no longer be offering dog training or behavioural services. The physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and pet shop will continue as normal. Sara founded WitsEnd back in 1997 and over the years has successfully grown the business…
The old saying ‘I can feel it in my bones’ is often used when arthritic people sense the change in weather on their joints. This can be the same for dogs who also suffer with joint and muscle problems. As the temperatures drop, the damp and cold creeps in and winter takes hold, it’s not…
Welcoming a new puppy into your home is exciting, but ensuring the continued happiness of both you and your new companion will require some housetraining. The journey to a well-behaved and potty-trained pup may have its challenges, but with patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement, you can set the stage for a harmonious relationship. In this…
Dogs have been our loyal companions for centuries, but there are still many misconceptions about their behaviour. These myths often lead to misunderstandings and misinterpretations of their actions. In this article, we will debunk some prevalent myths about dog behaviour, shedding light on the realities behind these common misconceptions and helping you to better understand…
Just like humans, dogs can also become senile and develop dementia, affecting their memory, learning, and comprehension. Although dementia can affect any breed, it is most commonly observed in small dogs. Dogs affected by dementia gradually start to behave differently and can become confused, irritable, and disorientated. They may be more restless at night, sleep…
Often referred to as man’s best friend, dogs have been companions to humans for thousands of years. Like humans, they have their own personalities, and likes and dislikes. There’s much more to dogs than meets the eye. Here are some fun and interesting facts about dogs. No two dogs have the same nose print. Much…
Puppies love to explore the outdoors. Running, playing, sniffing and hiking provide them with much-needed mental stimulation and physical exercise. However, you should be cautious of potential dangers outside. Follow our outdoor safety tips to help you to keep your puppy safe in the great outdoors. Monitor the weather When taking your puppy outside, it…
Canine arthritis is a degenerative joint disease that causes pain and stiffness in dogs. It is a life-long progressive condition which means it slowly gets worse over time and cannot be cured. Here is our guide to arthritis in dogs, to help you spot the signs, and to tell you some of the best ways…
If you are a dog lover and a plant lover, you will likely know that some plants can be harmful to pets. However, fear not, there is no need for you to give up plants altogether. Many plants are safe for dogs – here are some of them. True palms Several varieties of palms are…