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Why do dogs roll in mud?

We have often asked ourselves why do our dogs dig holes in the garden, and scratch and circle their (or our) bed before deciding to lie down. This has everything to do with their primitive instinct, and our dogs have the desire to sleep in and under things that resemble a den. Our pups will […] Continue reading Why do dogs roll in mud?

What No One Tells You about Dog Treats

Any dog owner would feel and think that giving dog treats is one of the great ways to show that their pet is loved and pampered. Whilst we know that you only want the best for your pup, here are 3 facts that would make you cringe about these doggy treats. Obesity Commercial treats are […] Continue reading What No One Tells You about Dog Treats

Make the Most of Your Holidays

Going on a well deserved holiday is on everyone’s to-do list, be it local or abroad, taking that long-awaited break from your daily routine is a must to live a happier life. It doesn’t take an expert to say that taking a break gives a fresh perspective on things and rejuvenates a tired body and mind. But one […] Continue reading Make the Most of Your Holidays

Signs That Your Dog is Deeply Bonded To You

Signs that your dog is deeply bonded to you –just like a family member! The human-dog relationship can be considered one of the strongest relationships that we develop. Several studies cited in this article give us a deeper explanation of these dogs’ feelings and the results are very interesting. One study called Voice-Sensitive Regions in […] Continue reading Signs That Your Dog is Deeply Bonded To You

What Dogs Really Think Of Us

Did you know that Australia is one of the countries with the highest pet ownership in the world? 39% of the households have a dog, that is 19 dogs for every 100 people. This clearly shows our love for dogs which goes back thousands of years. For us there is no doubt that we have […] Continue reading What Dogs Really Think Of Us

4 Pet Sitting Options For Your Fur-Child

Sporteluxe, 19 June 2016 Before heading out of town, think about the best sitting option for your fur-child. Here, Alex Bedwani, Founder of FindADogMinder, shares four ideas. You’re planning your next holiday and at the same time thinking ‘what do I do with my fur-child?’. No need to worry, we have put together all of […] Continue reading 4 Pet Sitting Options For Your Fur-Child

7 Myths About Dog Training

There are so many myths out there about dog training that we decided to share 7 of the big ones with you. We’ve also included some tips so hopefully you can learn a thing or two along the way! 1. A dog who doesn’t learn fast or doesn’t learn at all is either stupid, stubborn or […] Continue reading 7 Myths About Dog Training

Training Tips by Dr Marie Rowe

by Dr Marie Rowe 20th June 2016 Getting your dog’s attention in all circumstances is the first, and possibly the most important thing to teach your dog. Learning to immediately look at you when called could well save her life, so let’s make paying attention worthwhile for her. Begin at home. Each morning, fill a […] Continue reading Training Tips by Dr Marie Rowe

Dogs In The Courtroom

Sadly in Court many abuse victims including those sexually assaulted have trouble to tell their story or to testify against their perpetrators. It is especially difficult for children to open up to unfamiliar people in an intimidating environment like a courtroom. In 2004 the Courthouse Dogs were founded in the USA, with the purpose to make it […] Continue reading Dogs In The Courtroom

Dogs Are The Better “Ball Boys”

We always knew that dogs are special animals; they are faithful companions and give us unconditional love and so much joy. Some of them even have important jobs working in the police force or as an assistant dog for people with disabilities. Now they even work on the tennis court. At the Brazil Open in […] Continue reading Dogs Are The Better “Ball Boys”