At our daycare centre, we recognise that dogs use barking as a form of communication. However, it can be surprising to hear that your dog has been exhibiting excessive barking at daycare, especially if they rarely bark at home. It’s important to remember that daycare can be a new and stimulating environment, which may result
Finding Balance: Managing Excessive Barking for a Peaceful Daycare Experience Read More »
As the brisk winter winds make their way in, it’s not just the cold we need to guard against, it’s also dehydration in our canine companions. While it’s a common misconception that dehydration is a concern only during the hot summer months, maintaining adequate hydration is crucial for your dog’s health year-round. During winter,
Canine Hydration in Winter: Essential Tips for Keeping Your Dog Hydrated Read More »
Miss Mimi has been with us for a couple years, and we have loved every moment with this sweet girl. It’s the highlight of the team’s morning to see Mimi bounce into reception – always happy to come to daycare. With a quick cuddle goodbye to Mum or Dad, she bounds through the gates, eager
Dog of the Month, July – Mimi Read More »
This one has been a long time coming! Biscuit was a cheeky little pup who often tested just how far his cute little face could get him, but he has since grown into a lovely young man! He excels in each Trick of the Month we teach and is a role model for the other
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If you’ve ever been greeted by your dog with a flurry of enthusiastic licks, you’ve experienced one of the most common canine behaviours. Dog owners often interpret these licks as kisses, a sign of affection from their furry friend. But is there more to this behaviour? Let’s explore why dogs lick you and what it
I Wish I Had Known…Why My Dog Licks Me Read More »
The seasonal drop in temperature can often result in changes in pet care routines, owners opting for mentally stimulating activities rather than facing the cold for a walk and dressing their pup up in warm winter coats and jackets rather than going to the beach. One crucial aspect that should not be overlooked is professional
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In homes around the world, dogs are more than just pets; they are family members, confidants, and sometimes, even healers. Beyond their ability to offer unconditional love and companionship, some dogs have the remarkable ability to detect and respond to human health conditions, often before we’re even aware of them ourselves. This ability, combined with
The Healing Power of Pets: Can Dogs Sense and Improve Human Health? Read More »
Winter presents an opportune time to schedule your pups desexing procedure. Desexing, also known as neutering or spaying, involves removing a dog’s reproductive organs, which can lead to numerous health and behavioural benefits. Here’s why the winter season might be the most beneficial time to desex your dog. Easier Recovery in Cooler Weather
I Wish I Had Known…The Benefits of Desexing in Winter Read More »
Competitive dog shows, a fascinating showcase of canine pedigree and training excellence, are a major event in Australia, drawing participants and spectators from across the nation. From local club competitions to prestigious events like the Royal Melbourne Show, these gatherings highlight the immense dedication and deep knowledge required from both dogs and their handlers. This
An Insider Look at the World of Competitive Dog Shows in Australia Read More »
The intrigue surrounding canine intelligence is not just a modern fascination. For centuries, humans have pondered the depths of their dogs’ minds, marvelling at their ability to understand commands, solve problems, and even perceive human emotions. Recent scientific research has begun to peel back the layers of canine cognition, revealing just how sophisticated our four-legged
Canine Cognition: How Smart is Your Dog Really? Read More »
