You won’t believe how many dog parents frequently ask, “Why is my dog licking paws?” It is one of the most common queries by dog parents in the summer & autumn seasons. Occasional Licking of Paws seems to be expected as they groom themselves in their leisure time. However, Suppose repetitive and aggressive licking or … Read more
Dog agility is a lot of fun for dogs and people. It’s also a great way to get and keep fit with your pooch. The kennel club created The Agility Club in 1983. They host a three-day championship show that includes a selection of agility classes. The Kennel Club also runs the agility league, whereby … Read more
There are some beautiful dog walks in Salisbury. This Medieval Cathedral city is located in the South of England. The most famous of all of the walks in Salisbury is, of course, the Stonehenge World heritage site. Stonehenge World Heritage Site Everyone is aware of Stonehenge and many people are fascinated by the history behind … Read more
Founded in 1996 in Sussex, Arden Grange began as a small range of dried dog food that was created from the desire for a high quality premium complete dog food for discerning owners. Their philosophy has always been ‘nutrition without compromise‘ and that is very much the case with the sensitive range. Arden Grange is … Read more
The border terrier is a breed of small dog that originated in the United Kingdom. As I’,m a terrier fan, I often get asked ‘Is the Border Terrier Hypoallergenic?’ They are classified as one of the most popular terriers and they may be considered to be hypoallergenic due to their low-shedding coat, but there is … Read more
The Border Terrier is a working terrier of Scotch origin, developed in the Anglo-Scottish border country. The term “border” refers to both the geographic area and its inhabitants (the Scottish Borders). It is a rough-coated breed with a wedge-shaped head, powerful jaws and a tail that curls over the back or side. They are energetic … Read more
Are you wondering how to calm a Patterdale terrier? Well – I can tell you from experience that it is not an easy task! But, through socialisation, exercise and training it is possible to calm one down even if it’s just a bit! Look for the Reasons WHY your Patterdale is not calm Quite often, … Read more
Border Terriers have a double coat that works to keep them warm and dry when out and about all day in harsh winters. Their undercoat is soft, thick and fluffy and their outercoat is wiry and bristly. They don’t need all that protection in our warm, well insulated homes and very few people take … Read more
Flea bombs are products used to kill fleas that can be used for your house. If you want to get rid of the fleas in your home, a good option is to use flea bombs as they are effective in the home rather than just treating your dog. This is because fleas get in everything … Read more
If you have a stressed or reactive dog, you may have heard trainers talk about ‘trigger stacking’. This is a term used in canine psychology to identify what will push them ‘over the threshold’. If you learn how to manage your dog’s triggers this can also have a positive effect on his behaviour and well … Read more