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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Barry is the Paddington Pups team’s ray of sunshine! There’s never a dull day when Barry is around, he keeps us all smiling. Barry is always eager for a cuddle with our staff and never disappoints with his quality cuddles or goofy personality. He’s an absolute angel and always brings joy to the day when
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Ever wondered what the rules are for having pets in an apartment? For many people who are opting for apartment-style living in and around the major capital cities, it can be a difficult decision to move into a new place that does not allow pets, but that is the decision they are often faced with.
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Dog attacks can happen anywhere, at any time. They might happen in a secluded park, in front of your home or while out on your daily walk. For anyone who has experienced a dog attack, whether it be an attack on you or your dog or an attack by your dog on another dog or
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We have all developed such an amazing connection to little Huey! Huey was once too anxious to walk around the daycare area, but with plenty of cuddles and time, Huey has built confidence to become such a big part of Paddington Pups. Whether he is standing between our legs, snoozing by our feet, or jumping
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The Covid-19 pandemic has made a huge impact on all of our lives and for many of us, it has changed the way we live, work and socialise. Restrictions and lockdowns have dramatically altered our daily routines, especially for people who have been working from home. Being able to spend more time with our dogs
Pups and the Pandemic: How Lockdowns Have Affected Our Dogs Read More »
Doggy Daycare is a great way to give your pup a day out. However, is having your pup in daycare an instant indication that your dog is a ‘well socialised dog’? Many of us interpret socialisation in dogs differently. Unfortunately, just putting your dog in daycare or letting them play in the park isn’t always
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