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Communicating With our Dogs

  Most of the time when a person hears another person talking, we usually respond not only to what is being said but also to the consonants and vowels that result in words and sentences. Other features of speech including the emotional tone and the speaker’s dialect and body language also contribute to the communication […] Continue reading

Best pet-friendly hotels and holidays around Australia – Sunday Telegraph

  Stay, boy, stay – ‘Escape’ Section 25 January 2015 Sometimes the dog or cat simply can’t join you on holiday. Dog owners can track down a minder living in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and various regional centres through findadogminder.com.au. Owners pay a subscription (from $55) to connect with minders who […] Continue reading

Holidays For Hounds – The Sun Herald

  25 January 2015   Oh the guilt in your heart when you’re skipping the country for your international holiday and housing the hound in a boarding kennel. This new website matches holidaying hounds with minders who care for dogs in their own homes. Search by postcode and read minders’ profiles to find your pooch’s […] Continue reading

A Dog’s Life – Daily Telegraph, Sydney

  3 January 2015, ‘Home’ Liftout Heading off on holidays is an exciting time for everyone but spare a thought for the family pet. FindADogMinder.com.au is an online marketplace connecting pet owners to dog-loving registered minders who promise to treat your pooch like royalty. Minders charge from $15 per night and owners can sign-up for […] Continue reading

Why does your dog sleep so much?

Does it ever feel like whenever you look at your dog they are always sleeping? Whether it be on the couch, a dog bed, in a dog kennel, or just on the floor, it seems dogs sleep a lot more than humans. However, dogs sleep very differently from us, in just about every way from […] Continue reading

Choosing the Right Dog Groomer

When summer hits and the temperature heats up, we as humans start wearing shorts, put our flip-flops on, and usually get a haircut too! For dogs it’s different, some shed their winter coats, but for others they don’t shed at all. We know that thick fur and hot temperatures don’t mix, so its up to […] Continue reading

Quick tips for Making the Holidays safe for your Dog

With the holidays fast approaching, we know all of you will be very busy. However, there are a few things to remember to keep your precious pup happy and healthy during this busy time of the year. Here are a few tips for your holiday dog safety. Stay relaxed. Your dog can pick up on […] Continue reading

Entrepreneur Focuses on Man’s Best Friend

by Guillermo Troncoso 21 November 2014 As a child, Alex Bedwani desperately wanted a dog. When his parents said they did not fancy the prospect of such a long-term responsibility, 11-year-old Alex came up with a simple concept: start minding other people’s dogs for short periods of time. Little did young Alex know, this idea would […] Continue reading

Understanding separation anxiety

It’s totally normal to worry too much when we leave our pooch alone, and most of the time leaving our dog behind makes us feel worried and even guilty. The dog often feels the same, feeling abandoned or unwanted… Dogs exhibit behaviour like barking, chewing, salivating, defecating, vomiting, urinating or trying to escape.  Most of […] Continue reading

Rocky’s K9 Rescue

Rocky’s K9 Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue managed by Merna Karam in Canley Vale with the assistance of devoted volunteers.  She believes in second chances and most of all she doesn’t discriminate on breed, size, cat or dog. She has been doing this when she was 18 years old.  Merna rehomes all kinds of animals […] Continue reading