Dogs hold a special place in our hearts; many consider them beloved companions. To fulfil their crucial role as companions in a predominantly human-orientated world, dogs need to be guided. Teaching a dog life-skills is about so much more than training – it equips him with skills that allows him to be a successful dog living in human households. This includes being trained to eliminate outdoors, refraining from excessive barking, and behaving appropriately around visitors and children, among other things.

No matter how much our cats love us and rely on the care we provide, some still prefer to spend time outdoors, while others are content observing the world from the comfort of a window seat. Many cats enjoy occasional wandering, whether a short stroll in the garden or a long, late-night prowl. But what drives this urge to explore, and how can we ensure the safety of adventurous cats when they roam?

You’ve done the research, you’ve chosen the puppy, and you’re about to bring him home. The day you collect your puppy is so exciting, but it can be unsettling for him as he leaves his mother and litter mates, maybe for the first time ever. Here are some things to remember to ensure you’re ready to take care of him in the best possible way.

First rule of not having a dog jump on you:    Don’t let her learn how to do it!  If, however, your dog is already jumping

Most dogs love running around off lead, but before you give your dog full park freedom it’s vital for his safety that you know he

Hugging is a natural way for us to express our affection for the ones we love, but when it comes to our furry family members,