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As the carefree days of summer wind down, many families shift gears into a new routine—back to school, back to work, and back to structure. While humans may adapt with a bit of groaning and a lot of coffee, for dogs, this sudden change in routine can be confusing, stressful, and even lead to behavioural setbacks. If your dog spent the summer enjoying late mornings, endless outdoor time, and near-constant companionship, the transition into fall can feel abrupt and unsettling. That’s why September is the ideal time to hit reset and focus on Back-to-Routine Training—a chance to reestablish structure, reinforce boundaries, and build your dog’s confidence in being alone.   Why Back-to-Routine Training Works in September September marks a natural...

When planning a holiday, one of the first things dog owners think about is their furry friend. What happens to your dog while you're away? 

Which is the best dog lead for my dog?  Read our guide to choosing the perfect dog lead or dog leash for you and your dog.

Chewing is a natural behavior for puppies. They explore the world with their mouths, relieve the discomfort of teething, and even entertain themselves by gnawing on things. While this behavior is normal and instinctive, it can become a problem when your puppy starts chewing on items like furniture, shoes, or other household items.

Practical tips to keep your dog cool in the heat.  Dog water safety.  Healthy summer snacks ideas