Dog Blog

You either love it or hate it, winter! The air is freezing, the wind is chilling and the dreaded snow… It can be uplifting and beautiful but it can make walking our dogs unpleasant and even dangerous. With our dogs giving us those puppy eyes wanting to go out, do you find yourself asking if it’s safe enough? Is it too…

Dog shows and Dog events Dog shows have become a regular feature on the dog lovers’ calendar and they offer a great opportunity to meet other owners, breeders, charities, retailers and trainers as well as a great day our for the family, with something for everyone. Since Covid-19 hit, many of the shows…

For nearly three decades the UN has been bringing together almost every country on earth for global climate summits called COPs – which stands for ‘Conference of the Parties’.

Dog shows have become a regular feature on the dog lovers’ calendar and they offer a great opportunity to meet other owners, breeders, charities, retailers and trainers as well as a great day our for the family, with something for everyone.

Fireworks can be overwhelming for our dogs, no matter how old they are, with frightening and unpredictable loud noises and flashing lights. 

Halloween is a fun time of year for us children of all ages but it can be scary for dogs, with people knocking at the door, looking threatening and approaching our pets with strange make up and costumes. If you have a lockdown puppy, the chances are they’ve never encountered Halloween before and…

Barking Bags are joining the band of responsible dog owners who are part of Paws on Plastic, all doing their bit to clean up the environment.

Have you found it difficult to find pet friendly accommodation? Is this applied to you, you are not alone.

Easter is a time for celebration in many cultures across the globe but here in the UK it can be a dangerous time for our pooches with all that chocolate and hot cross buns full of raisins, both of which can make your dog extremely ill.

So… we know dog waste is an emotive issue, can cause problems for wildlife and be a blight on the landscape.

According to the PDSA in February 2020, 24% of the UK adult population now have a dog.

Swimming can be great fun for your dog when out on  your walk in the countryside or by the sea.