Tips for dog welcoming holidays and other dog related subjects

Not every dog wants to be patted, played with, or approached. That doesn’t make them bad — it makes them honest. Some dogs find new people or dogs overwhelming. If they bark, growl, or back away, they’re not being “naughty.” They’re saying: “I’m scared. Please give me space.” 🚫 If a dog is on a lead, there’s a reason. They might be recovering, in training, anxious, or just prefer their own compan...

Sadly, dog theft is on the rise in the UK, and the distress of having your dog stolen is unimaginable. We are dog owners, and it is our worst nightmare. While you can’t completely guarantee your dog’s safety, there are several proactive steps you can take to reduce the risk and know what to do if the worst happens. Microchipping is Mandatory: One of the most effective ways to protect your dog is b...

If your dog has been bitten by an adder in the UK, it’s so important to act promptly. Here’s what you should do: Adders, the sole venomous snakes in the UK, tend to be active from early Spring through October. Dogs are most susceptible to bites between April and July, particularly in the late afternoon, around 3 to 4 pm.  Seek Veterinary Help Immediately: Take your dog to a vet without delay. The ...

We welcome dogs who through no fault of their own have found themselves listed on the 'DDL’ to stay and playThis is the link to the government website I am sure you are keeping up to date with any changes but please always refer to this. When looking for holiday accommodation before booking these are the things I’d suggest you think about and be aware of Ask that the accommodation owner’s insuran...

An increasing number of people are giving up their dogs because they can't cope. However, this seems to be because they do not have an idea of what "normal" is and have a rather fantasy idea of what a dog should be.Dogs are not people, however much we love them and it is important that this is realised.The following things are all normal and any new dog owner needs to understand this:-Puppies do n...
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