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Dogs Can Smell Cancer in Other Dogs: What It Means for Owners

Dogs’ sense of smell has long been celebrated, from sniffing out missing persons to detecting diseases in humans. Now, research published in Veterinary Oncology reveals that dogs can also detect cancer in their canine peers. By studying behavioural responses to…

Understanding Your Dog’s Emotions: What New Research Reveals

Dogs are remarkably expressive, and as their guardians, we often feel we can tell exactly what they’re feeling. But how…

Understanding Love: What It Means for Pet Owners

A new study from Aalto University, published in Cerebral Cortex, has explored the many forms of love and how our…

Dog Trainer of the Year 2024-25 – Hanne Grice wins title

We recently found out that Hanne has been awarded the title of Dog Trainer of the Year 2024-25 Oxford. This…

New CPD course for Animal Professionals – Imposter Syndrome

Unlock Your Potential: New Course on Managing Imposterism for Animal Professionals Do you ever feel like you’re not good enough…

Interior Design for Pet Owners: Watch Coffee and Chat with Hanne Grice and Rebecca McCloskey

New Episode Alert: Coffee and Chat with Hanne Grice featuring interior designer, Rebecca McCloskey Love interior design and have pets?…

Adolescent Dogs – A Ruff Guide: Part 2

In Part 1 of our ‘Ruff Guide’ to adolescent dogs, we explored the significant behavioural, hormonal, and neurological changes that occur…

Dogs Can Smell Your Stress: What does this mean for owners?

Recent research from the University of Bristol, published in Scientific Reports, has unveiled insights into how dogs can detect human…

Adolescent Dogs – A Ruff Guide: Part 1

For dogs, adolescence is a critical developmental stage marked by significant changes in behaviour, hormones, and brain structure.  These changes…

Understanding Your Pet: The Key to a Happy and Healthy Pooch or Kitty

As a devoted pet owner, you know that your furry friend is more than just a pet; they are a…