Spring walks are one of the highlights of the year for dog owners, but they often come with one unpleasant surprise. Many dogs suddenly start rolling enthusiastically in fox poo, mud and other strong smells found in parks and countryside areas.
According to Jo Hinds, COAPE-Certified Behaviourist & Dynamic Dog Practitioner at Years , the fresh dog food subscription service, this...
Spring is on the doorstep, which means spring blooms will be popping up across landscapes across the UK.
With so many dogs roaming the British hillsides and gardens, it’s important to keep them from nibbling on the spring flowers and their bulbs – some of which could be poisonous to pups.
Teaming up with accredited dog trainer, Joe Nutkins, dog-friendly letting specialist...
Dog lovers across Exeter, Plymouth and Devon are being urged to volunteer their homes to raise puppies that will go on to support veterans living with PTSD and other mental health challenges.
A Devon-based charity supporting Armed Forces veterans is urgently appealing for more volunteer puppy socialisers to help raise the next generation of life-changing assistance dogs.
Seven million people in the UK travel with their dog in the car at least once a week. Seen as an integral part of the family, pups are now regular passengers and their safety and that of other road users needs to be a priority.
But many drivers are unaware of the dangers of travelling with pets. Dogs by nature can be excitable, causing distractions and obstructions in the vehicle. It...
With around 1.3m dogs living the South West, dogs are an everyday presence in parks, on pavements and on public transport. But with dogs now playing such a major role in our lives, what does it mean to be a responsible owner in 2026?
According to new research by YouGov on behalf of Dogs Trust and RSPCA, 96% of dog owners consider themselves to be responsible, with picking up dog...
