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Barking is one way your dog will communicate with you and it’s entirely normal, but it can be excessive or be related to undesirable behaviour. See more here.

Crate training involves using a dog crate inside and encouraging your pooch to view it as their home within a home. Find how to go about it on the blog.

Dogs are very observant and they’ll pick up on any kind of energy you send their way. Find out how body language can help you train your dog over on the blog.

If you are worried and want to make sure that your dog is properly under control when out and about, focusing on training is the best way to go about this.

Ensuring that training sessions are fun and enjoyable means that you’ll be more likely to stick with it and stay consistent with your methods. See more here.

Here are just some of the very best reasons why adopting senior dogs is so much fun – and so rewarding. Take a look at our dog training blog to find out more.

The first heat cycle starts between six and 12 months, although if you’ve got a smaller dog it can be sooner than this, while larger dogs can take longer.

It’s important that you establish a clear and consistent training routine for the new arrival as soon as they set paw through the door. See more on the blog.

A common complaint that often arises in dogs is scabby, flaky skin. Causes include the likes of infections, parasites and dermatitis. See more on the blog now.

Certain breeds of dog make for excellent service companions, capable of being trained to assist people with disabilities and mental health conditions.

If you think your pup has gained a few extra pounds here and there, don’t worry… there’s a lot you can do to bring them back to good health. See more here.