Amy 
Your pup wags and wiggles and begs while you’re standing at the grill. Is there any quicker or easier way to put a smile on his loveable face than to flick him one of those hot dogs? Fido may be delighted with your generosity, but you’d do well to pause and ask yourself: Is this … Read more
Dogs are just like humans in many ways. Dry, cracked skin on their noses is a very common irritation for canines of all ages and breeds. A dog dry nose balm is made to help relieve this condition and keep your dog’s nose soft, healthy, and more comfortable. Why do Dogs get Dry Noses? A … Read more
if you want to know how to teach your dog to speak then you have come to the right blog! I can’t believe it, but I actually managed to teach our Patterdale terrier how to speak on command in just one day! He is very intelligent and also very vocal. Here’s how you can train … Read more
Patterdale Terrier Barking You might hear from some Patterdale terrier owners that they are not really big barkers. Well, either it’s a total lie, or mine is a massive exception to that rule! Our Patterdale cross barks all the time for many different reasons. We have basically learnt which barks mean different things. For example, … Read more
Patterdale cross spaniels are a rare dog breed, as infrequent as they are unusual. This is because they require a patterdale terrier and a spaniel mix – not all too common! The result, when both breeds work together, is a small-to-medium sized dog with the appearance of its parents. So what do you get with … Read more
There is a big debate that seems to be going on in every Patterdale terrier Facebook group that I visit lately – are Patterdale terriers working dogs or pets? Many people who work their dogs are against Patterdales as pets. But, the true answer is that they can be both, as long as they get … Read more
Dogs licking ice cream has to be the most adorable thing to watch. But is it really safe to give our furry companions this human dessert? We might be tempted to share our cone with our four-legged friends, but in reality, human ice cream is harmful for them. After puppies are weaned, dogs lose the … Read more
As a general rule, weaned puppies under six months should be fed three times a day; after six months, the meals are reduced to twice a day; once in the morning and again in the evening. When they reach maturity, some people continue to retain twice a day feeding. Others reduce to a once a … Read more
There are some stunning dog walks in Leeds – the largest city in West Yorkshire in the North of England. Here are some of our favourites including Ardsley Reservior and Roundhay Park. Ardsley Reservoir Near Wakefield, lies Ardsley Reservoir. This is a picturesque spot with stunning views across Emley Moor. Your dog will have plenty … Read more
South Wales is the areas West of the Bristol Channel. It contains the Welsh capital of Cardiff and the Taff Trail walk/cycle path which links Cardiff to the Brecon Beacons National Park. Here are some of our favourite dog walks in South Wales. Talybont Reservoir Talybont reservoir and forest circular are perfect for a gentle … Read more