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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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All dogs need regular exercise to keep them happy, healthy and content. But how do you know you’re giving your dog the right type of exercise for them? Here’s what you need to know.
The best tool you can use to motivate your dog is food.
Teaching your dog the find my keys trick can prove to be useful for many reasons. Lindsay, a Behaviour and Training Specialist at Woodgreen, is on hand to help you to teach your dog how to master it! Find out more below.
Climate change experts are warning that our summers are going to get hotter with more regular heatwaves.
Celebrate your dog's birthday with a pooch-friendly cake!
We all love to treat our pets and keep them happy. If you are looking to give your dog a special something, then follow our steps to create some tasty and healthy dog biscuits.
For dogs who like a challenge, this is just the thing!
If your pet has twisted or strained their knee when jumping or landing awkwardly, their cruciate ligament can rupture or tear. It can also occur in overweight animals and some breeds are predisposed to the condition.
Saying goodbye to your canine companion can be extremely upsetting. If you’re unsure whether it’s the right time to put your dog to sleep, we can help.
There’s nothing better than watching your dog run around an open space, knowing if you call them back they will come willingly.
It’s surprisingly common for owners to experience behavioural issues as a result of their dog being overstimulated.
Your dog is used to being the centre of your world when you’re at home. So when you leave its understandable if they don’t like it.