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Halloween Safety for Dogs: Keeping Your Pup Happy and Calm This Spooky Season
Halloween can be great fun for us humans — pumpkins, fancy dress, treats, and spooky decorations everywhere! But for many dogs, it can be a really overwhelming time of year.
katierussi
6 days ago3 min read


Helping Your Dog Cope with Fireworks: A Kind and Practical Guide
Fireworks season can be a stressful time for many dogs (and their humans too!). The loud bangs, bright flashes, and unpredictable noises can cause fear, anxiety, or even panic in our four-legged friends.
Here are some gentle, practical ways to help your dog feel safer and more comfortable when fireworks are around.
katierussi
Oct 183 min read
Preparing Your Home for a New Puppy: Setting Your Puppy Up for Success
Bringing home a new puppy is such an exciting time — full of cuddles, new experiences, and a fair bit of chaos! It’s completely normal to feel a mix of joy and nerves as you get ready.
katierussi
Oct 94 min read
Understanding Your Dog’s Tail: Why a Wag Doesn’t Always Mean Happiness
When people think of a dog’s tail wagging, the first thing that usually comes to mind is happiness. But did you know that a wagging tail...
katierussi
Sep 232 min read


Giving Your Rescue Dog Time to Settle In
Bringing home a rescue dog is such an exciting and rewarding experience – but it can also feel overwhelming, both for you and your new...
katierussi
Sep 112 min read


Enrichment for Dogs: What It Is and Why It’s So Important
When you think of enriching your dog’s life, what comes to mind? Long walks, playtime in the garden, or maybe a cosy cuddle on the sofa?...
katierussi
Aug 313 min read


“The Benefits of Chewing for Dogs: How Chews Keep Them Happy, Healthy and Calm”
Why Chewing Is So Important for Your Dog Chewing isn’t just something dogs like to do – it’s something they need ! From tiny puppies...
katierussi
Aug 232 min read


Reactive Dogs & Trigger Stacking: The Stress Bucket Analogy
If you have a reactive dog, you’ve probably noticed that some days they can handle a lot, while other days the smallest thing sets them off. This isn’t random — it’s often due to trigger stacking.
katierussi
Aug 173 min read


How to help a fearful rescue dog settle in
🐾 How to Help a Fearful Rescue Dog Settle In Bringing home a rescue dog is a rewarding experience — but it can also come with...
katierussi
Aug 63 min read
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