If you value your garden and want to keep it pristine, nipping digging behaviour in the bud before it takes hold is your first line of defence. See more here.

Lungworm is caught when your dog eats slugs, snails and frogs. This can lead to a parasitic worm moving through their body – and it can be fatal. See more here.

Thanks to the internet, there’s now a proliferation of backyard breeders out there, many of whom look legitimate and make it seem as though they’re above board.

Unlike people, dogs are unable to sweat through their skin so they rely on panting and releasing body heat through the nose and paw pads. See more on the blog.

The practice of hydrotherapy has rather impressively been around since the ancient Greeks, who first discovered the healing properties of water. See more here.

Dogs make wonderful additions to the family and you’re sure to love them with all your heart immediately, as long as you choose the right breed that suits you.

Excessive barking can be problematic behaviour in dogs. Find some of our top tips for getting your puppies to stop barking over on the Sean Hyden blog now.

Dogs typically go for non-verbal communication and use body language first, vocalisations second. Find out more about dog training over on the blog now.

Separation anxiety in dogs can happen as a result of distress at being left alone. Find out more about this on the blog, including what signs to look out for.

Licking is one of the most natural and instinctive behaviours that dogs will engage in. Find out more about why your dog likes to lick you so much on the blog.

It’s important that you do your research before giving your dog any kind of human food as it could actually be poisonous if you’re not careful. See more here.