

How to keep your dog happy when the weather keeps you inside.

How dogs form surprising friendships with other animals.

When people think about dog training, food is usually the first tool that comes to mind. But by understanding your dog’s natural instincts, you can unlock a powerful pathway to better play, engagement and training outcomes.

How many times have you heard someone say: ‘Look! His tail is wagging – he must be happy’?

Most dog owners know that walks provide essential exercise and mental stimulation for their pets, but did you know that during a walk, your dog is also gathering a surprising amount of information about you?

Dogs have a smelling superpower. In fact, a dog’s sense of smell is up to 10,000 times better than a human’s! They also possess the remarkable ability to smell with each nostril independently, which allows them to build up a three-dimensional map of smells.

Have you ever watched your dog circle around before plopping down for a nap, and wondered what they were doing?

Walks are more than just exercise for dogs – they’re a chance to explore the world, follow scents and exercise their brains.