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23/11/2022

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02/01/2018

Sit, Wait and little wins

02/01/2018

She knows a little more English now but still thinks we might be stupid :)

28/09/2016

15/09/2016

Article on Huffington Post

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/57dac523e4b04fa361d994e1?timestamp=1473965773077

(But he's really stubborn and disobedient) .f�e{�� We see it all the time, don't we? You know who I mean, the people standing over their dogs scre...

14/09/2016

Working Cocker Spaniels in full on attack mode. Gorgeous little dogs.

13/09/2016

Anyone know what breed this little chap is? He is the gentlest little lad you could ever wish to meet, adorable little Buster x

10/05/2016

We're looking at sayings that have been inspired by dogs.

02/05/2016

Often referred to as 'scooting', this dragging is the only way a dog can, for want of a better term, scratch its bottom. There are a number of reasons for this dog behaviour, all of which are linked to a**l discomfort and/or irritation. Parasites Flea bites near the a**s will cause soreness and itching, as is to be expected. Checking your dog for fleas is the first thing you should do (because it's the simplest cause). [ 274 more words. ]

http://chosenbydogs.com/why-do-dogs-drag-their-bottoms-on-the-ground/

HomeBlogWhy do Dogs Drag their Bottoms on the Ground? Why do Dogs Drag their Bottoms on the Ground? sue May 2, 2016 Blog No Comments Often referred to as ‘scooting’, this dragging is the only way a dog can, for want of a better term, scratch its bottom. There are a number of reasons for this dog beh…

29/04/2016

What's on your checklist of things for driving your dog into the country for a long walk? Boots? Check Lead? Check Water and bowl? Check For many of us that's about it other than a few snacks, perhaps. Dogs do have a habit of poking their noses into holes and gaps, though, especially when there are new smells to be investigated. [ 398 more words. ]

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HomeBlogWhen Walkies Becomes an Emergency When Walkies Becomes an Emergency sue April 29, 2016 Blog No Comments What’s on your checklist of things for driving your dog into the country for a long walk? Boots?  Check Lead?  Check Water and bowl? Check For many of us that’s about it other than a few s…

28/04/2016

Dogs jump up at people for a variety of reasons. Some people don't mind this behaviour at all, but most people (especially non-doggy people) can find it intimidating. Because of this it's best to train your dog not to jump up unless specifically invited, but before we go into that, let's look at some of the main reasons dogs jump up. [ 264 more words. ]

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HomeBlogTraining a Dog to Not Jump Up Training a Dog to Not Jump Up sue April 28, 2016 Blog No Comments Dogs jump up at people for a variety of reasons.  Some people don’t mind this behaviour at all, but most people (especially non-doggy people) can find it intimidating. Because of this it’s best to…