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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier or 'Staffie' were once renowned for their courage, tolerance and patience with people and children - so much that they earned the nickname 'nanny dog’.
'Go around' is a great trick to try with your dog when you are looking for things to do at home.
Toilet rolls provide a cheap, easy and fun way to provide your dog with their favourite food.
Vaccinations are a vital part of keeping your precious pup happy and healthy.
'Find it' is a great game you can play with your dog while you are spending more time in your house and garden.
As the number of people wearing masks and face-coverings out and about due to the Covid-19 outbreak increases, we need to be mindful of how scary this can be for dogs.
Want to keep your dog entertained? Here's a quick and easy way of hiding your dog's treats, and giving them an activity!
Looking to make something for your dog? Why not try our homemade tuggy toy!
If your dog needs to see a vet it doesn’t take long for the costs to add up.
Cats and dogs can live quite happily together; in fact, some develop a very strong bond and become firm friends. But introducing a new dog to your cat at home must be done slowly, and with great care.
Make your own dog enrichment feeder, all you need are some plastic bottles, dog treats and two shoeboxes.
Dogs have some habits that we find less than endearing.