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Whether you’re a first-time owner or you’ve had dogs before, getting a dog is really exciting. But it’s also a big commitment and there’s lots to think about before making up your mind.
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Blind dogs and those with vision loss can live a fulfilling and enriched life with the right understanding and support from their owners. Here, we tackle some common questions and offer advice on care.
Poor Lurchers aren’t the most popular breed of dog for people to rehome, so they spend an average of almost 100 days waiting for a loving new home. We want to change that!
If you live with a dog who’s scared of loud noises, we know it can be as stressful for you as it is for them. It’s heart-breaking to watch your pet showing signs of fear. Luckily, there are things you can do to help your four-legged friend feel more confident!
Hay fever is an allergy to pollen. If you experience hay fever, you’ll know how uncomfortable it can be! Unfortunately for your dogs, they can get it too. But it’s important never to give human hay fever remedies to dogs, including antihistamines meant for humans, as they can be toxic for pets.
From helping your four-legged friend overcome anxiety to strengthening your bond with them, there are so many reasons for dogs to follow their nose!
Exploring the great outdoors with our canine companions is one of the best things about owning a dog.
Dogs experience similar emotions to us. We recognise the joy they feel when their owner returns home or while running free in their favourite place. Likewise, we can relate to the worry or fear some dogs experience at the vets or when hearing unknown noises.
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If you’re going away and can’t take your dog, finding somewhere for them to stay is a big decision. Dog home boarding could be a good option for you if you’d prefer your canine companion to stay in a familiar homely environment while you’re away.
When it comes to walking your dog, it’s not always possible to take them out for regular exercise, especially if you work long hours. Good news is, there are lots of dog walkers out there who walk people’s dogs for a living! Here are some top tips on finding the one for you.
If you have a dog at home but you work full-time, taking your dog to dog daycare could be a good option for you. That way your four-legged friend can still enjoy some company and look forward to spending the evening with his favourite humans.