All About the Dog

04/08/2026

09/07/2026

Tips on how to entertain your dog in the hot weather

Links added

Canine Enrichment | Facebook

What Is ACE Free Work For Dogs And How Can It Help My Dog? | Woodgreen Pets Charity

Dog ice lollies | Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

The Easiest Homemade Dog Popsicles (Healthy Frozen Dog Treats!)

How to Teach a Dog to Swim: 5 Steps That Build Confidence

How Dogs Regulate Heat – And Why It Matters for Skin & Coat – Proflax

Video | Facebook

uksnifferdogs.com/find-an-instructor

21/06/2026

Looking forward to our Charity Dog Show on the 28th June. Look for our posts about our fabulous sponsors, coming up all week.
🐾 Thank-you to:
K9 Hydrofit Evesham
Kayendor Dod Training
Pawzability Mantrailing
Kate and Kobe in the Cotswolds
Soulmate Vet Rehab
Walkies and Purrs
Perry’s Perfect Paws
Jill in memory of the lovely Gordon

05/05/2026

🐾 NEW BRONZE SCENT COURSE 🐾

Learn how to enhance your dogs Super Power.

Mentally stimulating, scentwork
taps into your dogs natural instinct to sniff, providing intense mental stimulation that burns energy more effectively than a long walk. Scentwork reduces stress, builds confidence and improves focus.

Come and have a go at Evesham Dog Training Club

🐾 🐕 🐾 A NEW COURSE FOR YOUR DOGS 🐾 🐕 🐾

Here’s something all dogs love - SNIFFING!! Often it drives us crazy when they use their noses instead of listening to us, so what if you could learn to give them an outlet for this instinctive behaviour?

Let your dog AMAZE you with their talents as you work together on our UK Sniffer Dog course. It’s suitable for all breeds and ages. Any dog can do it! They just need to be comfortable working in a group class with other people and dogs.

WHERE? ellendenfarmshop
WHEN? Starting 23rd May 2-3pm
DURATION? 6 week course
COST? Just £75 😃

To book, or for further details comment here or contact Kaye on 07747 798092 #07747

23/04/2026

Dog dies after visiting Tulip Festival.

There are a lot of plants that are toxic to dogs. Including woodland flowers such as bluebells, foxgloves, Poison Hemlock and Deadly Nightshade. When walking in woodland during flowering time, it's important to make sure your dog doesn't consume these plants.

For garden plants that are poisonous to dogs visit

factsheetpoisonoussubstances091.pdf https://share.google/Za7zv3hMVTyvTVM0C

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yv4l4em7xo

Jemma Ladwitch, from Ackworth, says she wants to highlight the dangers posed by the flowers to dogs.