Aussie Dog Products

Aussie dog was first requested in 2005 to make a boot for Bon Su, an elephant at Melbourne Zoo to assist with treatment of an ulcer. A short time afterwards over the Christmas / New Year period 2005/2006, Thailand and other parts of Southeast Asia were struck by the Tsunami and elephants suffered injuries to […]

Now you have purchased dog-friendly toys for your furry friend to play with, have you thought about making your garden dog-friendly? Just because it is a wide open space to run around in, doesn’t mean there aren’t dangers for pets. Dogs are known to explore as well as become territorial so making some adaptations to […]

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Most dog owners get anxious just thinking about moving house. It’s true, it can be a stressful experience, but there are things you can put in place to make sure your pooch quickly feels at home. All Aussie Dog Products are designed to be safe, durable and non-toxic. Importantly, they also stimulate the dog’s natural […]

Pooches at Play is a new lifestyle programme covering everything about dogs. Thanks Melbourne for holding off the wild weather so we could start filming the Aussie Dog products segments on Pooches at Play. Two days of non stop doggies doing what they should and should not do.   Season 1 goes to air on […]

How do you buy toys and chews for your dog that keep them happy and safe? If you want to know which chew toys are good for dog amusement and training, ask a dog trainer, behaviourist or a good pet accessories stockist. However if you want to know which dog chews, dog balls and dog toys are dangerous, […]

Before considering corrective action, we need to first establish why your dog is digging. Strategies will vary in suitability depending on this fact. Burying Bones – excellent cold storage. Dogs will bury their bones where there is a surplus food supply; instinctively storing the surplus for leaner times. Raw, meaty bones are an excellent source […]

This social animal needs to feel confident in your ability to provide and protect. He will become more relaxed and confident through his relationship and bonding with you and other people. When the puppy is confident in your abilities and trusts your intentions, he will become more responsive to you and your commands – seeking […]

Why? Why? Why? The games puppies play with litter-mates consist mainly of tussles involving biting one another around the head and neck. Of course, when they leave their litter and we become their playmates, they attempt to play in the same way! Puppy needs to learn that the way to play with us is through […]

It’s normal for puppies and dogs to chew on objects as they explore the world. Chewing accomplishes a number of things for a dog. For young dogs, it’s a way to relieve pain that might be caused by incoming teeth. For older dogs, it’s nature’s way of keeping jaws strong and teeth clean. Chewing also […]