Learning to swim is an essential skill for dogs as it can help keep them safe – and it’s a really fun way for you to bond with your new pup. See more here.

All dogs will have prey drive to a certain extent, but it’s definitely more prevalent in some breeds than others. Find out more about this over on the blog now.

The noise and flashing lights of thunderstorms is partly why dogs aren’t partial to them, but it’s the static electricity that makes them most unpleasant.

As well as providing benefits for dogs and shelters, there are lots of advantages for foster parents, as well. Find out more about this over on the blog now.

Noisier breeds include the likes of dachshunds, beagles, chihuahuas, German shepherds, basset hounds and rottweilers. Find out more over on the blog now.

If you’re currently looking for some holiday inspiration, here are just a couple of our favourite places where your dogs would be more than welcome. Enjoy!

It can be helpful to chat to a dog trainer or behaviourist before you get your puppy, to make sure that you’re choosing the best breed for your household.

There are all sorts of reasons why your dog might start eating grass and it could just be as simple as the fact that they enjoy the taste and texture of it.

Dog resource guarding is when a dog becomes protective and defensive over a particular item, belonging, or even person that they treasure. See more here.

The love we feel for our pets knows no bounds. They truly can do no wrong! As Canine Commandments author WR Purche so succinctly puts it, everyone thinks they have the best dog… and none of them are wrong! But

It can be tricky to keep your pup’s teeth clean and it’s likely they’ll resist the toothbrush at first and it can be helpful to start as young as possible.

For a spot of light entertainment this evening, here are three amazing dog podcasts that are sure to bring a bright smile to your face… and keep it there!