Pets

Pets for studBreeders

Knowledge hub

Support

Support & safety portal
Pets for saleAll Pets for sale
Most popular puppies for saleAll puppies for saleAkita for saleAmerican Bulldog for saleAmerican Bully for saleBeagle for saleBelgian Shepherd Dog for saleBichon Frise for saleBorder Collie for saleBorder Terrier for saleBoxer for saleCane Corso for saleCavachon for saleCavalier King Charles Spaniel for saleCavapoo for saleChihuahua for saleChow Chow for saleCockapoo for saleCocker Spaniel for saleDachshund for saleDobermann for saleDogue De Bordeaux for saleEnglish Bull Terrier for saleEnglish Bulldog for saleEnglish Springer Spaniel for saleFrench Bulldog for saleGerman Shepherd for saleGolden Retriever for saleGoldendoodle for saleHungarian Vizsla for saleJack Russell for saleJackapoo for saleLabradoodle for saleLabrador Retriever for saleLurcher for saleMaltese for saleMaltipoo for saleMiniature Dachshund for saleMiniature Schnauzer for saleOld Tyme Bulldog for salePatterdale Terrier for salePomeranian for salePug for saleRottweiler for saleShar Pei for saleShih Tzu for saleSiberian Husky for saleSprocker for saleStaffordshire Bull Terrier for saleToy Poodle for saleWhippet for saleYorkshire Terrier for sale
Most popular kittens for saleAll kittens for saleAbyssinian for saleAmerican Shorthair for saleBalinese for saleBengal for saleBirman for saleBombay for saleBritish Longhair for saleBritish Shorthair for saleBurmese for saleCornish Rex for saleDevon Rex for saleEgyptian Mau for saleExotic for saleHimalayan for saleKeetso for saleMaine Coon for saleManx for saleMixed Breed for saleMunchkin for saleNorwegian Forest Cat for saleOriental for salePersian for saleRagaMuffin for saleRagdoll for saleRussian Blue for saleSavannah for saleScottish Fold for saleSelkirk Rex for saleSiamese for saleSiberian for saleSnowshoe for saleSphynx for saleTonkinese for saleTurkish Angora for saleTurkish Van for sale
Other pets for saleBirds for saleFish for saleHorses for saleInvertebrates for saleLivestock for salePoultry for saleRabbits for saleReptiles for saleRodents for sale
Pets for adoptionAll Pets for adoptionCats for adoptionDogs for adoption
Pet articles & adviceAll articlesBy petBirdsCatsDogsFishHorsesInvertebratesLivestockPoultryRabbitsReptilesRodentsBy topicBreedingIndustry Report
Breed directoryDog breedsCat breedsRabbit breeds
Pets4HomesPets4Homes
New AdvertNew Ad

Pet Psychology Advice and Articles

Dog Thieves – Being One Step Ahead
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Dog Thieves – Being One Step Ahead

Unfortunately the number of dogs stolen each year is increasing. It has been suggested that this increase could be due to the fact that as m...Read more
Cat-cat aggression within the household
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

Cat-cat aggression within the household

The domestic cat is becoming more and more popular but increasing densities of local cat populations are likely to lead to a rise in conflic...Read more
Help! My Little Dog is a Bully
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Help! My Little Dog is a Bully

Small dogs pack big personalities into pint-sized bodies. Their tiny frames give them a life-long cuteness that has propelled them to massiv...Read more
Cat aggression towards owners and other people
Cats
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Cat aggression towards owners and other people

Stroking a cat has known relaxation benefits for owners, but some cats love to ambush your legs, or can attack you when you try to stroke it...Read more
Sudden Onset Aggression in Dogs
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Sudden Onset Aggression in Dogs

If a dog suddenly becomes aggressive for no apparent reason then it needs to be examined closely and carefully. There could be any number of...Read more
Dog Mounting - How To Stop Dog Mounting Behaviour
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Dog Mounting - How To Stop Dog Mounting Behaviour

Dogs, both male and female mount each other and other objects for many reasons, not all of them for mating purposes.E.g. mounting aggression...Read more
How to stop your cat from being destructive
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

How to stop your cat from being destructive

Cats are complex creatures and are not always suited to the life we expect them to lead. Destructive behaviour, such as scratching furniture...Read more
How to stop your cat from scratching indoors
Cats
Pet Psychology
Grooming & Hygiene

How to stop your cat from scratching indoors

Scratching the surface of objects is a normal feline behaviour but it can cause a lot of very expensive damage if done indoors. But apart fr...Read more
Dog Barking - How to stop your dog from barking
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Dog Barking - How to stop your dog from barking

Barking is one of the most troublesome behaviour problems of all dog owners. One that as a dog behaviourist I am frequently asked to solve, ...Read more
Fireworks and your pets
Pet Psychology
Life As A Pet Parent

Fireworks and your pets

As autumn is drawing in, most pet owners are only too aware that Guy Fawkes Night (November the 5th) is almost upon us, and of course, Guy F...Read more
Wolves and dogs - the origins of the domestic dog
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Wolves and dogs - the origins of the domestic dog

Most dog lovers are aware that the loyal family pets which we keep in our homes alongside of our families today are actually descended from ...Read more
Dogs and Fear of Noise
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Dogs and Fear of Noise

It is quite common for dogs to be scared of noises such as thunder, fireworks, low-flying aircraft, the vacuum cleaner, noisy toys, and for ...Read more
What makes a horse a hunter?
Horses
Pet Psychology
Life As A Pet Parent

What makes a horse a hunter?

One of the most commonly used terms when referring to types, rather than specific breeds of horse, is that of 'hunter.' But what exactly con...Read more
Cats - in or out?
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

Cats - in or out?

Cats are largely nocturnal creatures, and you may have noticed your cat becoming a lot livelier during the evening, even if you are at home ...Read more
Aggressive Dogs
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Aggressive Dogs

In this context, I'm referring to dogs who are deemed to be aggressive to people - for dogs who are aggressive to other dogs, refer to the a...Read more
Cat as Hunters
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

Cat as Hunters

All members of the cat family, whether they are lions living in the wilds of Africa or domestic cats living in suburban Britain, have a natu...Read more
A Guide to Dogs - for Non Dog Lovers
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

A Guide to Dogs - for Non Dog Lovers

Now I guess if you didn't like dogs you wouldn't be looking at this section of this particular website. But if you know someone who would pr...Read more
Dogs and Obsessive Habits
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Dogs and Obsessive Habits

The dictionary* definition of obsession is "a persistent disturbing preoccupation with an often unreasonable idea". In a dog's case an obses...Read more
1...27282930
1...18...23...2627282930
Subscribe
Subscribe
Subscribe
Subscribe
Pets4Homes
Dogs and Puppies For SaleCocker Spaniel for saleCockapoo for saleLabrador Retriever for saleGerman Shepherd for saleFrench Bulldog for saleDachshund for saleCavapoo for sale
Cats and Kittens For SaleMaine Coon for saleBritish Shorthair for saleRagdoll for saleBengal for saleSphynx for salePersian for saleSavannah for sale
Other Popular PagesDogs For Sale In LondonDogs For Sale In ManchesterDogs For Sale In BirminghamCats For Sale In LondonCats For Sale In ManchesterCats For Sale In BirminghamDog Adoption In The UK
InformationAbout usPrivacy PolicySupportPressTerms & ConditionsWhy advertise with usSell your dogsSell your kittens
Google PlayApple Store
Our brands:
Pets4HomesHastnetPuppyPlaatsiFaunaMundoAnimaliaAnnunci Animali
Pets4Homes.co.uk use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience. Use of this website and other services constitutes acceptance of the Pets4Homes Terms of Conditions and Privacy and Cookie Policy. You can at any time. Pet Media Ltd trading as Pets4Homes is an Appointed Representative of Agria Pet Insurance Ltd, who administer the insurance. Agria Pet Insurance is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, Financial Services Register Number 496160. Agria Pet Insurance Ltd is registered and incorporated in England and Wales with registered number 04258783. Registered office: First Floor, Blue Leanie, Walton Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP21 7QW. Agria insurance policies are underwritten by Agria Försäkring who is authorised and regulated by the Prudential Regulatory Authority and Financial Conduct Authority.
© Copyright 2024 - Pets4Homes