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There are so many different types of dog food available, so it can be difficult to know what’s right for your dog.
Dog owners always hope to have calm and friendly encounters with other dogs they meet. In this article, we'll help you deal with unfavourable behaviours such as lunging and barking.
Dogs are social animals, but like us, they may not be confident with everybody they encounter.
Separation anxiety can be best described as a group of behaviours that indicate a dog is in distress when left alone.
Kennel cough, or infectious canine tracheobronchitis, is a highly contagious respiratory disease among dogs.
Dogs thrive on a good routine, they’re creatures of habit and like to know when it’s time for walkies, dinner and play time. All dog’s need physical exercise and mental stimulation to keep them happy and healthy.
Your puppy has a wonderful life ahead of them. Help them experience different sights, sounds and handling from a very early age, so they grow into a friendly, confident adult dog.