Paddington Pups Blog: Explore Dog Care, Grooming & Training Tips

Playcare™ is Booming! An Update on Our Specialised Interaction Playgroup for Dogs

Playcare™ has grown and evolved immensely since its’ launch back in January of this year and we couldn’t be more thrilled to see your pups playing, learning and impressing us [...]

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Dog of the Month, August 2022 – Frank

Frank, more affectionately known as ‘Fronk’ to staff and customers alike, is a big softie with a heart of gold. He is so incredibly well-mannered and a complete joy to [...]

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Celebrating National Dog Day 2022

Friday 26th August is National Dog Day, a special day for all dogs and dog lovers. Celebrated annually, it’s a day when we can celebrate our favourite animal by showing [...]

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Our Pawsitive Impact: Update On Our Giving Program

Paddington Pups is on a mission to make a positive impact, not just in our community, but globally as well. We are proud to have partnered with B1G1 to help [...]

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Holland Becomes the First Country Without Street Dogs

In 2016, Holland became the first country in the world to eradicate dog homelessness. The Dutch people love dogs and approximately 1 in 5 homes own a dog as a [...]

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The Benefits of Dogs in Aged Care Homes

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 [...]

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Abandoned Puppy is Rescued by Marathon Runner who Carries Him to the Finish Line

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 [...]

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Dog of the Month, July 2022 – Max

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 [...]

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3 Ways to Celebrate Christmas in July With Your Dog

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 [...]

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What Makes a Dog Dangerous: The Truth Behind ‘Dangerous Breeds’

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 [...]

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Arthritis in Dogs – 4 Ways to Keep Your Dog Warm in Winter and Prevent Arthritis

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 [...]

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Dog of the Month, June 2022 – Mr Chips

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 [...]

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How to Prepare For ‘Take Your Dog to Work Day’!

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 [...]

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Separation Anxiety in Dogs – How To Help Your Pup Overcome Their Fear of Being Alone

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 [...]

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7 Winter Dog Grooming Tips to Keep Your Pup Happy, Healthy and Looking Their Best

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 [...]

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Dog of the Month, May 2022 – Barry

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 [...]

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Paw and Order – A Victory for Pet Owners in NSW to Keep Pets in Apartments

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 [...]

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How to Handle Dog Attacks on a Walk: A Guide for You and Your Pooch

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 [...]

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Dog of the Month, April 2022 – Huey

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 [...]

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Pups and the Pandemic: How Lockdowns Have Affected Our Dogs

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 [...]

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Can Doggy Daycare Help Your Dog to Become Well Socialised?

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 [...]

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Why Chocolate is Bad for Dogs: What You Need To Know

Easter is a fun (and delicious!) holiday for you and your human family but there are some things you need to be aware of to keep your dog safe over [...]

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Dog of the Month, March 2022 – Newton

We absolutely adore having Newton in daycare at Paddington Pups. He showers us with LOTS and LOTS of kisses every time he sees the Paddington Pups uniform. You can always [...]

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Paddington Pups and the Brisbane Floods

Well, what a month February and March have been for everyone here in Queensland. Many of us experienced the full force of Mother Nature during the QLD and NSW floods, [...]

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Paddington Pups Is Making A Positive Impact Globally

Paddington Pups is intent on making a positive impact during 2022, not just in our community, but globally as well. To start the year off on a positive note, we [...]

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Keeping Your Dog Safe During Floods and Extreme Weather Events

As a pet owner, it’s important to have a plan in place when faced with an extreme weather event. For those of us who have experienced a flooding event, as [...]

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The Dangers of Drinking Contaminated Water – Giadia and Gastrointeritus in Dogs Explained

The recent floods have highlighted the dangers of dogs drinking contaminated water. This can be extremely dangerous for dogs as it can cause stomach bugs with a variety of symptoms [...]

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