Puppies love to chew—it’s their way of exploring and easing teething pain. This is totally normal, but things get tricky when they target shoes, furniture, or your hands. The best way to stop a puppy from chewing is to give them plenty of safe chew toys and keep redirecting their attention to those instead of your stuff. Watch your puppy…
If your dog feels sick during car journeys, you’re definitely not alone. Lots of dogs have trouble with car sickness, and it can make travel a headache for both of you. The good news? You’ve got options—simple remedies and training steps can help your dog feel more comfortable and cut down on nausea. Car sickness usually happens because motion messes…
Dogs howling in their sleep can feel puzzling—or honestly, a little worrying—if you’re not sure why it happens. Most of the time, it’s just a natural piece of how dogs communicate, dream, or let out their emotions while they rest. Just like you and me, dogs dream. Sometimes their howling is simply them vocalising those dreams. You might notice some…
1) Start training early when your puppy is most receptive The best time to start training a puppy is at 8 weeks old. At this stage, puppies soak up new information like little sponges. Puppies are more receptive to learning than older dogs. You can teach essential skills much more easily during this early window. Most people bring their puppy…
So many dog owners know the struggle—your dog pulls, lunges, or just flat-out refuses to walk on a lead. What should be a peaceful stroll turns into a test of patience. But here’s the thing: dogs aren’t born knowing how to walk nicely on a lead. They need proper training and a fair bit of patience from you. The real…
Ever notice your dog panting way more than usual and wonder if it’s something to worry about? Sure, dogs pant to cool off, but sometimes it’s more than just heat or a wild play session. Heavy panting in dogs can sometimes point to health issues like pain, anxiety, or even heart and lung problems (see more at Dogs Trust and…