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Is it a good idea to consider installing a dog door in your home?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Is it a good idea to consider installing a dog door in your home?

Here in the UK where the majority of pet cats are permitted to go outside freely, cat flaps are hugely common and virtually essential for in...Read more
The Reason Why Two Dogs are Better Than One
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Life As A Pet Parent

The Reason Why Two Dogs are Better Than One

It can be really hard leaving a dog on their own for hours when you have to go out for work. Many owners arrange for a dog walker to take th...Read more
Signs Your Dog Really Loves You
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Signs Your Dog Really Loves You

Dogs are lovely creatures and they enjoy nothing more than keeping owners and themselves entertained. They give so much back for being well ...Read more
What does it take to turn your dog into a therapy dog?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

What does it take to turn your dog into a therapy dog?

A therapy dog is a dog that can be taken to venues such as hospitals, hospices, private homes and other places, to allow people who may bene...Read more
The ten commandments of dog park courtesy
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

The ten commandments of dog park courtesy

Dog parks are designated enclosed areas where dogs can be permitted to run safely off the lead and socialise with other dogs, and these are ...Read more
Dog interaction - How to tell enthusiastic play from a fight in the making
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Dog interaction - How to tell enthusiastic play from a fight in the making

Socialisation is vitally important for all dogs, and from puppyhood onwards all dogs should be given plenty of opportunities to play with ot...Read more
Why do some dogs wince or duck when you reach for their heads?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Why do some dogs wince or duck when you reach for their heads?

If you have ever gone to stroke or pat a dog on the head and they appear to wince, duck or otherwise appear worried about your action, it is...Read more
How shelters assess the temperament of dogs for rehoming
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How shelters assess the temperament of dogs for rehoming

Dog charities, rehoming shelters and even the pound that many local councils will use to house found and unowned dogs all have several roles...Read more
How to treat a working assistance dog when out and about
Dogs
Pet Psychology

How to treat a working assistance dog when out and about

Assistance dogs are an invaluable part of independent living for many people, and they can help blind or deaf people to navigate the world, ...Read more
Watchdog or guard dog?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Watchdog or guard dog?

Whatever breed or type of dog you own, the chances are that once they get established in your home and with you as a family, they will start...Read more
How male and female puppies interact - New study
Dogs
Pet Psychology

How male and female puppies interact - New study

Watching young puppies that are still with their littermates and dam playing together can be really rewarding and highly entertaining, as yo...Read more
Why do some cats meow at night?
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

Why do some cats meow at night?

There are a great many different ways in which having a cat can disturb your sleep, including the comings and goings through the cat flap, c...Read more
The four most common canine behavioural problems
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety
Education & Training

The four most common canine behavioural problems

Whether your dog is large, small, young or old, they all have one thing in common: they need to be trained, managed and kept under control, ...Read more
Six different approaches to try with a dog that barks excessively
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Six different approaches to try with a dog that barks excessively

With only a very few exceptions, all dogs bark from time to time, and some bark a lot more than others! Whether your dog is an excitable yap...Read more
Why do cats lick people?
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

Why do cats lick people?

While dogs are well-known for being very slobbery and free with their tongues when it comes to licking people to show affection (or find out...Read more
How your dog picks up on your hidden cues and mood
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How your dog picks up on your hidden cues and mood

Anyone who has had a dog for any length of time will know all too well how intuitive dogs can be, with their sometimes psychic-seeming intui...Read more
Preventing and curbing destructive behaviour in house rabbits
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General
Pet Psychology
Food & Nutrition
Life As A Pet Parent

Preventing and curbing destructive behaviour in house rabbits

Rabbits are hugely popular pets in the UK and always have been, but the way that we understand rabbits and their rather complex care needs a...Read more
Teaching your dog to play nicely with tug toys
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Education & Training

Teaching your dog to play nicely with tug toys

Tug toys for dogs come in a wide range of shapes and forms, from soft rope with a secure knot at each end to balls or batons with a rope on ...Read more
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