Why certain dogs become popular
What influenced your choice of dog breed? Plenty of thought and research or the latest popular movie?
For when you have a new dog – whether they’re a puppy or a rehomed older dog – you’ll need lots of skills and knowledge to help train and socialise them
What influenced your choice of dog breed? Plenty of thought and research or the latest popular movie?
The decision to choose a dog shouldn’t be done on a whim – it’s one that will impact your life (and your dog’s) for years to come. Choose carefully and do your research.
Have you bought all your presents, or do you need some fresh ideas about what to buy for someone? If they own a dog, then why not buy a book? Specifically, one of my Doggy Doctor series , which will make great stocking fillers and presents>
It’s important to know how much exercise you should be giving your dog, especially when they’re young. The dog’s size and breed, genetics and environment all play a part
We have a whole section on our website aimed at helping people choose the right puppy or dog for them and we are more than happy to be consulted by anyone thinking of getting a dog and to provide plenty of advice for free
As humans we know the transition into adulthood is challenging, with hormones raging and behaviours not always appreciated. The same goes for dogs. As puppies’ bodies and brains mature they seem to get bored easily and have no self control.
In this week’s doggy advice video we talk about the importance of socialising your puppy or new dog and you may be surprised to find out exactly what the socialisation dos and don’ts actually are!
Choosing a new puppy is a big decision to make and it’s important to be led by your head and not your heart. We have lots of advice on our website and will come and help you choose your puppy, meet its mother and chat with the breeder
In our latest doggy advice video we talk about teaching your dog to be comfortable being handled – whether by a groomer or a vet – and how this isn’t the same as just them a cuddle
Dogs have terrible teens too
In this week’s doggy advice video we chat about how your adorable puppy will – or already has! – turn into a grumpy, badly behaved teenager with all the behavioural problems that come with it