“All dogs are therapy dogs. The majority of them are just freelancing” Although the origins of this quote are unknown, the words resonate with all those who love and understand dogs. Dogs – the furry friends of mankind – are like therapy on paws. They can help heal what they did not hurt. Dogs are […]
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The Puppies (working title) will explore the extraordinary relationship between man and man’s best friend as we follow a number of households taking in a new puppy. It will also reveal the science of dog development and discover what’s going on in the puppies’ bodies and minds over the first year of their lives. We
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Human, inhuman, but mostly just lovable in every possible way, the differences and similarities between dogs and people are surprising across the board. Because of the long history of the domestication of dogs Timeline [1] [2] 30,000 B.C.–Paleolithic humans likely hunted in tandem with wild dogs. 12,000 B.C.-Dog and human remains were buried together (suggesting
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Exciting news for all Dog, Pet, Horse Owners/Carers, Trainers and Breeders seeking ways to heal their animals quicker or provide drug-free pain relief for their beloved pet. An affordable new Light Therapy Device that speeds up healing and provides natural pain relief is now available in the UK, Photizo® Vetcare. Owners have experienced incredible recoveries
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Watch our video featuring dog lovers Paul O’Grady and Amanda Holden urging animal lovers to join in a nationwide campaign, to help feed abandoned dogs. Animal lovers are urged to ‘paws for thought’ to help feed abandoned dogs as part of the ‘Feeding Brighter Futures’ campaign To help animal centres look after the number of
With its many hills, mysterious woodland, wild moors and burbling rivers the Peak District is a dog’s paradise; and it’s not a bad place for a dog owner to explore either. These geographical aspects, together with myriad dog-friendly holiday cottages to stay in and pubs to eat at, make the Peak District a smashing holiday
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As a dog owner, if you live in rented accommodation you may well have experienced problems in finding an appropriate property where the landlord is happy to accommodate pets. While it’s never a good idea to conceal the fact that you have a dog from a new landlord, with the prospect of living in a
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One of the most important things you must bring with you to your dog parks is a positive, calm, relaxed, and happy attitude. You must have a good strong leash (not a recoil leash as they are the worst type of leash for controlling your dog) and collar or harness. Never bring a dog to
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Urgent advice for pet owners as health experts warn of spread of Lyme Disease across the UK Watch our video for advice from David Bellamy on how to spot potentially deadly ticks on your dog and how to keep yourself and your family safe As experts warn of the rapid spread of Lyme disease across
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Hi All, many (not all) dog on dog, dog on people problems and other fears and phobias are caused by or significantly affected by lack of socialisation of the dog when young and throughout their life. Where you get your dog from whether a pup or a juvenile/adult will already be having a lasting effect
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