
How old is your dog?
3 - 8 years
After all the chewed shoes, late night wee breaks and requests to ‘sit’ and ‘stay’, you’re probably a seasoned pro and this pet parenting thing.
Both of you should know their place in the family by now, be it companion or working dog, indoor or out. Remember to always make space for them in your life, even when circumstances change.
And most importantly, don’t believe the old saying about old dogs and new tricks – adult puppers also love keeping their mind active with regular training, new exercises and engaging toys.
It’s also essential to keep up their vaccinations, parasite treatments and regular health checks to set them up for a long, happy and healthy life by your side for many more years to come.

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What do introverted and extroverted mean and how can you tell where your dog falls on the scale?
Bored Dogs - Beating the Backyard Blues
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Positive Reinforcement Dog Training & Motivation
The key to positive reinforcement dog training and behaviour modification is finding what motivates your dog the most to follow your instructions or perform a behaviour.
Is it safe to feed my dog table scraps?
Your dog will often hang around even before you know it’s dinner time. But is feeding table scraps to dogs actually safe?
Keeping your Dog Cool in Summer
Dogs can suffer from heat stress more often than humans do, due to their furry coats, higher core body temperatures and how they use their bodies to cool down. So how do you keep them cool during the hotter months?
Keeping your Pets Safe around the Home during Holidays
Your pets love having extra quality time to spend with their families, the holidays also bring a number of risks and dangers to your pets. Here's some tips to keep your pets safe around the home during the holiday season.
Dogs Travelling on Planes
At some stage you may need to take your dog on a plane with you. Here's our tips on how to transport your dog on a plane as safely as possible.
Road Tripping with your Dog
It is very common to organise a road trip with your dog with everything else in the back seat. To ensure it all goes smoothly, here are 5 top tips to help you prepare for taking a dog on a road trip with you.
Dog Park Etiquette
Dog parks are perfect for your pooches to play, let off steam, and socialise with other dogs. So how do you make sure it's also fun for everyone?
Moving Home with a Pet
Moving houses is said to be one of the most stressful things a person can do in their life, but what impact, if any, does moving homes have on our pets?
Why do Dogs Hump
Dogs humping is normal behaviour and is nothing to be embarassed about! Find out why they do it and how you can control it.