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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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Dogs are social animals, but just like us, there are things that can make them frightened and anxious.
Dogs are very clever animals and like to use their brain or they can get bored.
Not everyone likes the idea of confining their dog to use a cage – but you’ll be providing your dog with a safe, comfortable den they can choose to lie in and make their own.
Getting a new puppy is a very exciting time, but one issue that a lot of families struggle with is puppy biting/mouthing.
Housetraining is all about the 3Rs: Routine, Relief and Reward. This can be a tricky time for you and your dog, but with a little understanding it needn’t cause problems.
Being around a calm well-mannered dog is a pleasure, yet managing an over-excited dog is tiring at best. It’s often frustrating for the owner and sometimes embarrassing.
Your dog pulling on their lead is not unusual - this is something that many dog owners struggle to overcome.
It’s important to regularly health check your dog to ensure they’re happy and healthy.
Whelping is the physical act of birthing puppies and from the date you find out your dog is expecting, it’s important to estimate her due date.