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Getting a new puppy is incredibly exciting for all the family, but it can be quite scary for your new pup. Find out how to deal with your puppy’s first day home. Your puppy’s first day home is an exciting one for all the family! You are starting out your new life together with the […]

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When can I walk my puppy? Young animals are susceptible to disease before their immune systems have a chance to become effective. Puppies can get some immunity from their mothers (if mum was vaccinated), which protects them during the early weeks. This is why a pup’s first vaccination is not given until they are six […]

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The benefits of pets Most pet owners are clear about the immediate joys that come with sharing their lives with companion animals. However, many of us remain unaware of the physical and mental health benefits that can also accompany the pleasure of snuggling up to a furry friend. It’s only recently that studies have begun […]

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As the temperatures drop, dog parents may be wondering whether their dogs need winter coats to stay safe and warm during the frigid season. Not all dogs need a winter coat, and in some cases, the extra layer of warmth can actually do more harm than good. However, under the right conditions, most dogs can […]

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Christmas is a time for friends, family and loved ones and this of course includes our furry companions. Dogs love to be at the heart of every family and that includes every family gathering and celebration. Your pet will pick up on the excitement and not want to be left out. Unless they’re the shy and […]

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Potty training a new puppy can be difficult if you don’t know what to do, but there are several aids you can use to help your puppy go potty where you want it to go. Using potty pads (also called puppy pads, or pee pads) is one way to help teach your puppy where it […]

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When it’s not your shoes, chewing is an important activity for dogs. It helps relieve stress and anxiety, reduces plaque buildup on teeth, burns excess energy and helps ease boredom, allows puppies to explore their world and learn what is and is not appropriate to gnaw, and enables us to spot potential health concerns when […]

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Halloween is a fun time for many humans, and some dogs like to participate, too. Still, there are extra risks for dogs surrounding this holiday, so it’s important to be aware of what they are and have a plan to protect your canine friend. Toxic Foods for Dogs Abound at Halloween Dogs can’t have certain […]

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How to keep your dog calm on Bonfire Night This is the time of year that so many owners dread, when their normally happy dogs suddenly become quivering wrecks, completely traumatised by fireworks. Bonfire Night might be just a single date on the calendar, but from October to new year the night air is filled with […]

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