A large part of my work involves teaching pet owners to recognise the signs of stress. After all, if we can recognise the early warning signs that our four-legged friend is feeling uncomfortable then we can do something about it…
Dogs recognise happy and angry faces
As many of my clients will testify, I am always wittering on about the importance of how you ‘look and…
Can our pets predict earthquakes?
Unfortunately large earthquakes cause severe damage to property and people. Often they occur without warning and can be difficult to…
Film has influenced breed choice over the years
Art, literature and entertainment has greatly influenced our thinking leading to the anthropomorphism of dogs; I call this ‘The Lassie…
Shock collars present welfare risk to dogs
It is estimated that close to 500,000 dog owners in the UK use electronic collars (e-collars). With around to 170…
Study sheds light on why a dog is man’s best friend
A new study conducted researchers at Canisius College in Buffalo, New York has revealed findings that indicate the bond between…
New research reveals genetic traits between ‘man and his dog’
Two independent studies of genomes in dogs are currently helping researchers get a better understanding of the complexities of our…
Figures released show a rise in dangerous dogs
Figures obtained by the Press Association from police forces in England, Wales and Scotland have shown a significant rise in…
Keep Easter happy & safe for pets
With an estimated 12 million dogs and cats in the UK (PFMA, 2021), no doubt there will be a few…
Walk the Dog™ Newsletter Winter 2011
Dear Friends, As the temperature drops and shops fill with the sound of Slade, it’s time to snuggle down with…
Playing With Your Dog will help any dog owner work out the games that are best suited for their pet to play throughout his life, from puppyhood to old age. The book also shares some tricks for all ages, group activities, and recommended toys that dogs will enjoy.