Do you know how to give your dog the best possible care in the chilly winter months? DOGSLife look at and bust seven common winter dog care myths. If you regularly enjoy an early-morning walk with your dog, you’ll probably be aware that winter is well and truly here. Unless you live in certain tropical […]
King Leo looked down from heaven He had a first rate view A nice warm blanket on cloud nine And a doggy bone to chew He could see his family sad And that they missed him around His kingly basket left empty With his old plastic regal crown King Leo strolled through his memories A […]
Puppy parties are almost as popular as kids’ ones these days. Caroline Zambrano finds out how to throw the perfect dog birthday party for your pampered pooch. Whether it’s your dog’s first birthday or it’s headed into double digits, throwing your pooch a dog birthday party with your best doggy mates can be a wonderful […]
Down near the Pier On a sunny Semaphore Day Ed the kelpie Is enjoying the bay He loves to wander Ed used to be wild But it’s now a meander A walk that is mild Ed runs in the sea The shallows and weed Sniffing the sand An ingrained need His best friend is Jessie […]
How many words should your dog understand and how can you increase their vocabulary? Tim Falk reports The ability to effectively communicate with your dog is a skill every canine owner should have. From understanding his or her name and basic commands, through to more complex behaviours such as coming when called, you and your […]
Watch them roam and sniff, and happily snap up the prizes in a dog-friendly Easter egg hunt.
We all know chocolate isn’t good for dogs but that doesn’t mean they can’t celebrate Easter with us!
Here are some tips to help make sure your dog has a great day on their birthday
So you think you know puppies and what it takes to raise one? Tim Falk investigates the five things every prospective pet owner should be aware of before introducing a puppy to their family.
Introducing a new two-legged baby to your much-loved four-legged friend can be a real challenge. By Katie Cincotta.
