Guide to Leaving Your Dog at Home
Leaving you dog at home doesn’t have to be daunting – our guide brings you all the tips for keeping them happy whilst they are alone.
Advice For Dogs
Dogs of all breeds and sizes need to go through their day with a healthy, satisfying meal in their stomachs. The problem is, their owners also need to end each month with cash still left in their wallet.
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Should I Let My Dog Sleep on My Bed?
One of the biggest questions we hear is whether or not you should sleep with your dog. Here's why it may not be such a good idea.
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How Do Dogs Show Love & Affection?
Actions definitely speak louder than words when with dogs, and so here are some ways your dog is trying to show their love to you.
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Games to Stop your Dog Getting Bored
Dogs can be mischievous at the best of times, and especially so when bored. Have a look at our guide for fun games to keep them busy.
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How to stop your dog barking at Trick or Treaters
If you've got a young or loud dog, Halloween may not be your favourite time of year - but with our guide you might just change your mind.
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10 Tips for Making Your Dog Obedient
Training can seem like a daunting task, so why not get a helping hand by checking our guide for tips on obedience and dog training.
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How to Use Treats to Train Your Dog
By using treats to reward positive behaviour, your pup will begin to associate your commands with happiness. The first step is to choose.
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Why Is My Dog Barking So Much?
Whilst it’s completely normal for dogs to bark, excessive barking can not only be irritating for you but can also indicate that your dog.
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Why is my Dog Scratching?
It’s not uncommon for dogs to have a good scratch every now and again, although only you as an owner will know if the scratching becomes.
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Do You let Your Dog on the Furniture?
There's nothing better than to cuddle up to your dog after a long day, but should they be allowed with you on the furniture?
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6 Steps to Letting Your Dog off the Lead
It's normal to be apprehensive about letting your dog off the lead for the first time - but with our guide, it doesn't have to be so daunting.
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How to Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Lead
Training your dog to stop pulling on a lead is a hard task - especially with a puppy. Read our guide for tips, tricks and advice for lead training.
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How to Stop Your Dog’s Destructive Behaviour
Destructive behaviours in dogs is a tricky subject, but often quite common for many owners. Here are our tips for encouraging them out of it.
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Facts about Kennel Cough
A common problem for dogs, kennel cough is a highly infectious condition - but how do you effectively treat it? Read our guide to kennel cough here.
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Socialising: Dogs and Children
Children and dogs are a classic pair, but there are some things you can do make sure they cohabit safely. Check out our guide to socialising cats and dogs here.
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Why Is My Dog Eating Grass?
We've all seen our dogs do it, but is there a reason for them to eat grass, or is it just their curiosity? Find out more here.
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Basic Commands for Dogs
Here are some of the basic commands you can easily teach your dog from home and why they may be useful.
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How To Care For Older Dogs
As dogs get more senior, their needs from you as an owner change and develop. Find out more on caring for a senior dog here.
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Putting Your Dog In A Kennel
In a perfect world, you would be able to take your dog on holiday with you. If that isn’t possible, you don’t have friends or.
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What To Do If Your Dog Goes Missing
One minute they’re beside you, the next they are not. This horrible thought plagues every dog owner. Luckily if you’re dog goes.
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Stamping out Bad Behaviour
Dogs might be a man’s best friend but this doesn’t stop them having bad days. It’s important that you nip any bad behaviour in the.
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Learning Simple Tricks
One of the great joys of owning a dog is teaching them a new trick – whether it’s sit, shake paws, or stay. It might only take your dog.
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Crate Training
It doesn’t matter if you have a puppy or an older dog, they might benefit from having their own crate that they can retreat to. Crates.
