Which dog is best for a family?
Are you thinking of adding a four-legged family member to your household?
We know that every breed of dog is special and we hope this brief guide helps you choose your family’s perfect companion.
Are you thinking of adding a four-legged family member to your household?
We know that every breed of dog is special and we hope this brief guide helps you choose your family’s perfect companion.
Have you heard about Cold Pressed dog food?
If not, here’s a closer look at this delicious and nutritious food that’s quickly becoming extremely popular with Britain’s devoted pet parents (and their happy pooches).
This is a challenging time for us all right now, so we’ve put together some Top Tips on keeping your dog and you active during the lockdown.
We love our pets every single day of the year, but it’s nice to take the time occasionally to celebrate them properly. After all, think of all the love and devotion that your dog gives to you, 24/7.
We know, we know… those puppy dog eyes staring up at the roast are very hard to resist.
However, if you want your dog to lose weight, those human treats need to be cut right down, or preferably, out.
Boxers are enthusiastic and extrovert and absolutely love their life and everything in it.
They are the most exuberant of dogs and are simply the best fun to be around.
One of the most common signs of an allergic reaction to a food or ingredient is a skin rash, but other symptoms can be itchy paws and ear infections. One of the quickest ways to rule out potential food intolerances is by switching to a hypoallergenic food.
The border collie is officially the most intelligent dog on the planet.
They love being given tasks, hence their success as sheep and farm dogs and form close bonds with their pet parents.
German Shepherds make loyal and protective pets.
They’re devoted to their human families and are one of the most instantly recognisable dogs. They have intelligent faces and their expressions suggest they understand your every word!
The Springer Spaniel is proof that you don’t have to be excitable to be energetic and fun. This wonderful tolerance is a key part of the Springer character, and is one of the reasons that they’re such popular dogs.