At Paddington Pups we want to ensure that your dog and you have the best experience possible with us. We often get asked questions by customers, who may be experiencing some concerns, or are feeling unsure about anything we are always happy to discuss your dog’s care with you. We thought we would answer some […]
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Dogs such amazing, loving and smelly creatures. Smelly doesn’t even begin to describe what anal glands are. They are little sacks just inside the anus that produce a liquid that is expelled when the dog does its business. Dogs are supposed to be able to expel the anal glands, but sometimes humans have to help.
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With Summer storm season still on us, some of our furry family members can get quite stressed out. At Paddington Pups we are proud to sell Thundershirts to help our anxiety prove friends. Thunderhirts are designed to apply a constant, gentle pressure over dogs’ torsos. This creates a calming effect on dogs. The comforting effects
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For the past three years, Paddington Pups has entered in one of the most prestigious small business competitions held in Australia – The Australian Small Business Champion Awards. The awards were founded in 1999, and they seek to acknowledge the hard work that businesses contribute to the local community through creating employment, as well as
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Have you ever been flicking through Facebook and have come across a video of a dog riding a skateboard better than you ever could? Or putting their favourite toy bear in a pram and pushing it along? Then after the video has finished, you wonder, “I wish my dog could do that!”. Well, the good
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Matts, knots, tangles, whatever you want to call them, they are an annoyance. Matts can be painful for dogs and can even be dangerous to remove. The good news is there are things that can be done to help avoid a potential bad situation. Dogs that have longer coats that continually grow, like Maltese and
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