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The Power of a Dogs Nose!
Have you ever stopped and thought about the power of your dogs nose and their extraordinary sense of smell?
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Have you ever stopped and thought about the power of your dogs nose and their extraordinary sense of smell?
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I’ve always had a soft spot for corgis and this is a great opportunity to share some fun breed facts! ’Corgi’ is thought to mean ‘dwarf dog’ in...
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In this week’s Wellness series, our expert canine massage therapist, Mary-Anne Smith (Greyt Touch Canine Massage Therapy) shares Top Tips for...
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Dogs can learn very quickly that us using certain words or actions means we want them to do something in particular, they’re very smart! However,...
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In this week’s Wellness series, I share Top Tips for setting up your home to keep our senior furbabies safe, comfortable and active.
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Ever wondered why your dog eats poo?! I mean, surely it can't taste yummy!!
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Learn about the potential dangers of grapes and raisins for dogs and how to keep your furry friend safe.
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Easter is a wonderful time for families to come together, enjoy each other's company, and create lasting memories. As for me, I adore chocolate,...
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As a dog owner, you've probably experienced the frustration of trying to get your furry friend to walk in a straight line without stopping every few...
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Labradors are well known for their love of water. Did you know that historically they earned their keep as fishermen’s helpers? They were used to...