When we think of a happy, healthy dog, we often picture them running freely, chasing balls, and zooming around with endless energy. Exercise is essential for a dog’s physical and mental well-being, but what many dog owners don’t realize is that too much exercise can be just as harmful as too little. I wish I […]
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February marks handsome Pud’s eleventh year with us and we have loved watching him grow from a little smooshy pup into the gorgeous man he is today. Pud is always ready to show off his impressive woo’s to the team when he enters for daycare to greet everyone. We love his crazy antics and
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The end of the holiday season and the return to school and work routines can be a challenging transition not just for us but also for our four-legged family members. After weeks of enjoying constant companionship and activity, dogs may experience what’s commonly referred to as “back-to-school blues.” Understanding this shift in your dog’s mood
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The holiday season is a whirlwind of excitement, filled with family gatherings, festive treats, late nights, and changes to everyday life. While these celebrations are enjoyable for us, they can create disruptions in your dog’s routine, leaving them confused, anxious, or overstimulated. As the festive cheer winds down, it’s essential to help your furry friend
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As dog owners, we often hear about the importance of daily walks to keep our dogs happy and healthy. Walks are touted as the cornerstone of a well-rounded life for dogs—they provide physical exercise, mental stimulation, and an opportunity for your pup to explore the world. While this is absolutely true, there’s another vital element
I Wish I Had Known: How Snuggle Time Is Just as Important as Walks Read More »
We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of Holland, an orphaned orangutan, for another year through the Orangutan Foundation International. Your support helps provide life-saving care and rehabilitation for Holland and many other orphaned orangutans in Borneo. Thank you for making a difference!
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Here at Paddington Pups, we’re passionate about making a meaningful difference—not just in the lives of dogs we care for but in communities across the globe. Through our partnership with B1G1, every service or product you enjoy with us contributes to life-changing projects worldwide. We’re thrilled to share our latest B1G1 Quarterly Impact Update, celebrating
Making a Difference: Our B1G1 Quarterly Impact Update Read More »
When Dottie first visited us, she was this teeny, tiny fluffy ball of sass. We have had the pleasure of watching her grow into such a gorgeous little lady who has stolen the hearts of the whole team. From her amazing handmade costumes to the little bows she gets after her groom, it’s safe to
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The start of a new year is the perfect time to hit the refresh button—not just for yourself but for your dog too! Whether you’ve been meaning to work on basic manners, address behavioral challenges, or teach some fun new tricks, 2025 can be the year you and your furry friend thrive together. Establishing training
New Year, New Habits: 2025 Training Goals for Your Dog Read More »
The holiday season can be very indulgent, with festive treats and delicious feasts filling homes. While sharing the joy of the holidays is natural, sharing your festive food with your furry friend can lead to serious health issues. Many holiday foods that are perfectly safe for humans can be dangerous or even life-threatening for dogs.
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