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Whilst I’m at Work

Many dog owners often cannot decide whether they should leave their dog in their home whilst they go out to work or pop him in the back yard. We know the frustration when you come home and everything is a mess; damaged windows & doors, torn curtains to name just a few.  We can underestimate […] Continue reading Whilst I’m at Work

Travel Daily – “Dog Minder Service”

  Travel Daily is a leading travel Industry news publication 28 March 2013 A special website has launched which allows travellers to ensure that their furry friends are looked after while they are away on a holiday. ‘Find A Dog Minder’ connects dog owners with people who can mind their pets, with Australia-wide coverage via […] Continue reading Travel Daily – “Dog Minder Service”

Sydney Morning Herald – “Mother’s Little Helpers”

  7 October 2012 Goodbye, Superwoman, you unrealistic ideal for working mothers. No longer do we have to pretend to the world we’re you – while imploding inside with the impossibility of doing it all. We know from bitter experience we can’t forge a career, raise a family and run a household all by ourselves […] Continue reading Sydney Morning Herald – “Mother’s Little Helpers”

Does Your Dog Seem Unwell?

There are various reasons why dogs get sick, but all to often its because of what they have put in their mouth.  In most cases it is nothing serious, but occasionally there can be a sign of a more serious problem. Some common sign will be licking their lips, heavy drooling and you will notice […] Continue reading Does Your Dog Seem Unwell?

Adopting A Dog

Dog adoption is slowly becoming more and more common in Australia and this is certainly a positive for our treasured canines.  There are literally thousands of pets in shelters and rescue centres waiting to be homed.  If you are considering a new dog for your family, consider adopting a dog and don’t hesitate to reach […] Continue reading Adopting A Dog

Canine Travel Companions

At times we often think that travelling with our dog is going to be a difficult and laborious task but it certainly doesn’t have to be.  Plenty of people will tell you that its not a good idea however here are some tips that you should keep in mind whilst travelling with your dog. 1. […] Continue reading Canine Travel Companions

Home Made Dog Food

As human beings we want our pooch to be as healthy as we are and we know the importance of having them eat foods that are low in fat and rich in carbohydrates and protein. Despite this, it’s easy to just give your dog scraps and leftovers from our meals but this is certainly not […] Continue reading Home Made Dog Food

A Dog’s Life

The happiness of having a dog is made that little harder by one single thing – our beloved pets don’t live as long as we do. Almost 40% of small breed dogs live longer than 10 years whilst only 13% of giant breed dogs live into the double digits. The average 25kg dog will live […] Continue reading A Dog’s Life

Crate Training Your Pup

Owning a puppy under one year is not easy especially early on when you want to get out of the house or have some things to and the first thing that comes to mind is “what will he chew?”. Crate training is less common here in Australia however in the United States it is quite […] Continue reading Crate Training Your Pup

Our Fave Kids & Dogs Bonding Stories

There’s always something magical about a relationship between a child and a dog. To a child, a dog isn’t just a four-legged creature, it’s also a partner in crime when their imaginations transport the two into a world where they must flee from dinosaurs or shoot aliens with highly advanced laser-guns. Having a faithful furry […] Continue reading Our Fave Kids & Dogs Bonding Stories