Dogs have been used as therapy animals for centuries. They can provide comfort and companionship for people who are recovering from illness or surgery, who have disabilities, or who are elderly. Therefore, it’s no surprise that aged-care facilities have started welcoming canine companions to bring joy to their residents. HammondCare aged care homes have partnered […]
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Anyone who has ever run a marathon or any kind of long-distance endurance event will know how incredibly challenging it is, but imagine doing it carrying a puppy! That’s exactly what runner Khemjira Klongsanun did while running a marathon in her home country of Thailand. While other runners were dodging the puppy, Khemjira noticed that
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Max definitely knows his way around Paddington Pups, no matter how busy the team is when he arrives he always knows to let himself straight through no questions asked! Max has built such a bond with the team at Paddington Pups, he is much loved by us all. He sure knows how to test the
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Can’t wait another 6 months for Christmas? Why not celebrate Christmas in July! Let’s face it, any excuse is a good excuse to spoil your dog and Christmas in July is the perfect reason to shower your pup with love, gifts and treats! Here are 3 fun ways to get into the celebratory spirit and
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When we think of a dangerous dog, images of a ferocious wolf or a large breed dog of some kind come to mind. But the truth is, any dog breed has the potential to become ‘dangerous’ if they are not socialised and trained properly from an early age. No animal is inherently evil or dangerous
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When the weather is cold, keeping your dog warm becomes a priority. (Click here to watch our footage on Channel 7 news about keeping your pups warm) Cold weather can lead to a variety of health problems in dogs, including arthritis. Many breeds are prone to arthritis as they age, but keeping your pet healthy
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Although Mr Chips is a relatively new addition to Paddington Pups, he is very deserving of June’s Dog Of The Month! We’ve had the pleasure of watching him grow into a charming, polite and handsome young man. When he first came in, he was one of our littlest puppies! He helps us welcome the newbies
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June 24th is National Take Your Dog to Work Day, an annual event that encourages businesses to allow their employees to bring their dogs to work with them. It began in 1999 to help promote responsible pet ownership, encourage pet adoptions and recognise the positive impact dogs can have on people and businesses. As well
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Separation anxiety is a common behavioural problem in dogs that can be challenging to manage. It can be just as distressing for owners to leave their dog home alone for extended periods of time as it is for dogs, especially if the dog exhibits separation anxiety by barking, chewing furniture, destroying carpet or other objects,
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Just because winter is here, does not mean you should stop grooming your dog or caring for their coat. Many dog owners mistakenly think that grooming is not necessary in winter and allow their dog’s coat to grow to keep them warm when the weather is cold. However, grooming is just as important in the
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