When the temperature starts to drop and the evenings get chilly, you might notice your dog moving a bit slower, stretching a bit longer, and perhaps hesitating before their usual jump onto the couch. As winter rolls in, dogs with arthritis often experience increased stiffness and discomfort. Here’s how you can help your furry friend […]
Caring for Dogs with Arthritis in the Cooler Months Read More »
Last month, Paddington Pups took a leap forward in the doggy daycare industry, thanks to our adventurous owner, Bree. Her journey to the Owners of Doggy Daycare Ball (ODD Ball) in Orlando wasn’t just a trip; it was a mission to gather the latest trends, insights, and innovations in dog care to ensure that Paddington
Paddington Pups’ Attendance at the Orlando ODD Ball Conference Read More »
Dogs come in a dazzling array of breeds, each with its own unique set of instinctive drives. These natural tendencies, shaped by centuries of breeding for specific roles, significantly influence their behaviour and training needs. Understanding these instinctive drives is crucial for any dog owner, as it helps in providing the right kind of training,
April brings with it a day of profound remembrance in Australia and New Zealand. Anzac Day, observed on April 25th, is a solemn day of reflection dedicated to honouring the men and women who have served and sacrificed in conflicts across the globe. Yet, among the ranks of these brave souls, there exists a contingent
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We don’t even know where to begin with our Mr Thai Boy. He has been with us for a wonderful 11 and a bit years and is a very important member of our little family. If you haven’t had the pleasure of meeting Thai, here are some things to know: if you are in his
Dog of the Month, April – Thai Read More »
As National Pet ID Week unfolds we are reminded about a simple yet integral act that can mean the difference between lost and found, between heartache and reunion. Microchipping your dog is not just a recommendation; it’s an act of love, foresight, and responsibility. A Microchip: A Beacon in the Dark A microchip
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This past weekend, Paddington Pups had our first appearance at Felon’s Great Artist Market! We had a bunch of treats, info and merch and ran licki art sessions where we got to hang out with pups to do some beautiful artworks while their owners had a look through the other wonderful stalls. Owners got
Paddington Pups’ Stall at Felon’s Great Artist Market! Read More »
The bond between a dog and its owner is one of the most enriching relationships fostered in the animal kingdom. This connection thrives not only in the comfort of home but also in the great outdoors, where the spirit of adventure beckons. For those looking to deepen this bond while engaging in physical activity, the
Beyond the Leash: Exploring the World of Dog-Powered Sports Read More »
With Easter around the corner, homes are often filled with delicious chocolate treats. While delightful for humans, chocolate poses a serious risk to our canine companions. Understanding the dangers of chocolate and having tools like a chocolate toxicity calculator can be lifesaving for dog owners. Chocolate is harmful to dogs because it contains theobromine
I Wish I Had Known….The Importance of a Chocolate Toxicity Calculator for Dog Owners Read More »
At Paddington Pups, we’re more than just a daycare for your beloved dogs – we’re a community that cherishes each and every quirk, trick and bum wiggle. Our pups are not just pets; they’re family, they’re our loyal companions, and sometimes, they’re our greatest teachers. That’s why we’re thrilled to launch “Dogs of Paddington Pups”
Introducing…The Dogs of Paddington Pups Read More »
