Have you ever been bitten by a dog? How did you react? Most importantly, what did you do just before the dog attacked? Do you blame the dog entirely, or do you realise that the circumstances, and perhaps your own actions, had a part to play? Now, of course, there are instances where a dog is simply aggressive and prone to attack. However, more and more often, dogs are being torn away from their homes, abandoned by their families and labelled as ‘aggressive’ because they have reacted after being put in circumstances beyond their control. A pioneering study looking at ‘real time’ attacks provides some interesting reading.

Not only are sweet potatoes a great alternative to grain, they also bring a whole host of their own special benefits to the table - or, should I say, the dog bowl. Let's look at some now...

Another single-ingredient, super simple, super tasty dog treat recipe for you to try at home.

I’m often asked for training advice; whether it’s someone who has just acquired a new puppy or when a customer runs into a problem training their older dog. A frequently asked question is, ‘Which words should I use for my dog’s commands?’ Here’s the answer:

Whilst ticks can be active throughout the year, we are entering into the season where they tend to be most prevalent. Do you know how to check for ticks on your dog, and, if you discover any, do you know how to safely remove them? Let's talk it through...