Working from home with your dog by your feet might feel novel now but it can become a challenge. It also isn’t always healthy. It is important to create boundaries while you are spending more time than usual at home. Without boundaries, your dog may become clingy, develop separation...
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A Kong is a durable rubber, super bouncy activity feeder. A great source of enrichment and mental stimulation which gets your dog to work for their food. It is virtually indestructible and perfect for the avid chewer. They come in many sizes including an extreme version for the most...
Dogs generally take great pleasure in eating. Scatter feeding is a way to enlongate your dog’s meal times by scattering their food over a wide area such as around your garden or house and provide mental stimulation at the same time. WHY? • It slows down feeding for dogs...
Winter is officially here. We have had lots of very heavy down pours and muddy puddle adventures out on group walks and daycare this week… It has been so much fun. More cold and wet days means wet and muddy dogs! In order for us to give you the...
November 14th is World Diabetes Day and while this was originally designed to increase awareness of the disease in humans, the cases of diabetes in dogs also is on the increase. As in humans, there are a variety of reasons as to why a dog will develop diabetes. Some...
Dog’s lives can be just as busy as ours. An active social life and daily work on their physical wellbeing are important but what about their emotional wellbeing? What are rest days for dogs? A rest day for a dog as it is for a human and means minimal...
The first 20 weeks of a puppy’s life is a crucial time for socialisation, as during this time they are more accepting of new experiences. But what does socialisation actually mean? Socialisation means positive interaction with other dogs, but this is only one aspect of socialisation. Socialisation is also...
September isn’t too far away which isn’t just back to school time for children and teachers, its time to set up your pup for their Term Time routine. Create a routine early to give your dog time to adjust During the summer holidays your routine may have relaxed a...
You have taken the big step to bring a puppy into your family. Congratulations! What next? There are many decisions to make about how to care for your puppy and with the minefield of options available it can be hard to know what to choose. Book our 1 to...
A puppy will make a big happy change in your family’s lives. Congratulations! Deciding what you need to buy can feel overwhelming so here are our essential items to make the job a little easier. A Crate – for night time sleep training and for being left on their...