2 minute read Yes, yes, YES! Peas are a great addition to your dog’s diet. A healthy and nutritious food source which makes them a fantastic snack, meal topper and training tool. They’re packed full of fibre, protein, vitamins A, C, K, and B1 (thiamine), lutein, manganese, phosphorous, iron, and folic acid. “Errrm okay Sarah, but what does […]
Thinking of Adopting a Puppy or Dog?
4 minute read If you’re considering adopting or rescuing a puppy or dog, you probably already know there’s A LOT to think about and it isn’t a decision to be taken lightly (although it is going to be one of the best decisions you ever made!). But because our furry friends have the potential of being with us […]
Why is My Dog Pawing Me?
3 minute read Dogs are great communicators; we just need to learn their language to understand it! Take pawing, it’s a communication method all on its own. If we master it, and therefore manage it early on, the rules are set to avoid misunderstanding, frustration, and annoyance on both sides in the future. What does it mean when […]
How Dogs Improve Our Wellbeing
2 minute read Dogs improve our human experience. Fact. They do it in so many ways, and it’s only when you spend time with these marvellous animals that you discover how much they have the ability to lift us up and improve our wellbeing. And let’s face it, we could all do with a lift in today’s world! […]
Why Adding Vegetables to Your Dog’s Diet is a Good Idea
3 minute read Dog nutrition can be a controversial topic. Views can differ widely and owners can often have a pretty definite stance on what they think is the best diet for their pooch. It’s also a minefield. Finding science-based, unbiased information takes time. A Google search will bring up hundreds of results on the pros and cons […]
What is Social Enrichment?
3 minute read As you know, I’m a big fan of enrichment activities for our much-loved mutts. A daily walk doesn’t always cut it when it comes to keeping them adequately stimulated. Well, it wouldn’t for us, so why do you expect it to be so for them? Boredom, frustration, and loneliness can manifest itself in many ways. […]
