And just like that he slept in the big boy bed… I always let my foster puppies sleep in my bed when they arrive. I sleep on the sofa bed as it’s easier to be downstairs in case of nighttime … Continued
If you have a reactive dog you probably didn’t sign up for this. You probably didn’t take them on knowing how your life would change and how hard many aspects would be. You’ve probably changed your expectations about your life … Continued
Don’t get me wrong, some puppies absolutely love the school run but it’s quite overwhelming for many others. It seems like a good idea as there are loads of people, dogs, traffic, bikes, scooters, child noises etc- we may think … Continued
Seems like everyone wants a dog at the moment. It’s true, dogs are brilliant companions, lots of fun, and they get you out and about. When so many of us are working from home due to Covid, it could be … Continued
We’re all stuck at home for the foreseeable future and if you also have children you are now home schooling too (and if you’re like me you now think teachers should get a huge pay rise when this is over!). … Continued
Cavorting Canines – physical and mental effects of exercise on the dog This one day presentation with Veterinary Behaviourist Amber Batson will look at what happens inside the exercising dog both anatomically and physiologically – structure and … Continued
What to do if your dog goes missing? Be prepared before they go missing. Keep up to date photos on your phone – clear shots of the whole dog, as well as headshots. Save as favourites so you don’t waste … Continued
Introduction To Mantrailing Workshop – Monday 1st July 2019 There will be two sessions – morning and afternoon (2 – 6). 5 spaces available on each workshop £75 each. Updated – morning session sold out. What is Mantrailing: Mantrailing is a … Continued
Yesterday, while I was out walking the dogs, i saw two Roebucks rutting. In broad daylight at 8am, having a big chasey scrap – in the middle of a very open field on the heath where I live. There were … Continued
Have you suffered from previous dog syndrome (PDS)? I certainly have and It’s common and comes in several forms. Our relationship and how we relate to our current dog is influenced by our experiences in the past. Our previous dogs … Continued