Dogs

Once you have decided that you are going to bring a dog into your life (after some research and careful thinking about whether a dog is right for you and how to look after a dog), it is important that you make some preparations before getting your dog/puppy.

If you have a dog it’s important that you understand the vaccines available to them and how these protect your pet’s health.

My puppy Beau buries every bone I give him in the garden, and then digs it up two weeks later. Why does he do this?

My dog Phoebe barks every time I come home from work. Why does she do this, and do you have any tips to make her stop?

Moving can be a stressful experience for both dogs and owners. Here are some tips to make things easier.

Taking your new dog or puppy home is exciting, but there are a few things to consider for the best start.

Desexing, vaccinations, parasite treatment and regular vet visits all play their part in keeping your dog or puppy healthy.

Dogs need a secure and comfortable living environment with lots of enrichment; this may be indoors, indoors and outdoors, or outdoors (but we believe that dogs should be allowed inside as they are part of the family).

Dogs need a premium food for energy and health, and access to water at all times.

What to expect in the first year of a puppy's life.