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5 Foods To Avoid For A Healthier Dog

Every dog has an inherent habit of sniffing and taking a bite of anything that relates to food. However, as the owner of the dog, you must be aware of the fact that not all foods are ideal for your dog. Unlike us humans, dogs have a digestive system that cannot digest and process foods […]

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Is Your Dog Ruining Your Sleep?

Pets are increasingly becoming more and more like our children nowadays, and they are often treated like any other member of the family – meaning they are welcome in the bed at any time. Approximately 60 percent of dog owners allow their dogs to sleep in the bed with them. People have been doing this […]

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Top 5 ways a toy can stimulate the senses of a bored dog

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Bored dogs quickly become destructive dogs when there is no stimulation around. They get sick of foraging for the same smells of their yard and go looking for something else to do. The Aussie Dog Home Alone is a unique toy aimed at stimulating the senses of dogs. Ideally should only be hung up when […]

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two dogs playing with the Chook Heavy Duty dog toy

Playtime safety for dogs

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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, […]

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Large dog with medium yellow tucker ball for kibble

Why is your dog digging

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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 […]

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puppy chewing dog toy

Training tips for the new puppy

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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 […]

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Staffy pup chewing on tough dog toy

Puppy nipping and biting

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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 […]

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Pitbull Terrier chewing tough Buddy Ball for large dogs

Why is my dog destructive?

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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 […]

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Dog chewing on dog toy

Toilet training your puppy

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Instincts At birth a newborn puppy is unable to eliminate its own waste – Mum licks the puppies to stimulate elimination and in doing so, cleans up as she goes (the equivalent of nappies on our babies). Around three weeks of age the puppies begin to soil for themselves – Mum continues to maintain cleanliness […]

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Staffy Dog playing with medium sized yellow tucker ball

Good advice for owners of adult or adolescent dogs

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