I'm so sorry to hear your sad news. The Blue Cross has a summary of treatment options here that might be a helpful discussion point with you vet....
Bless her! But yes, anything that stops a behaviour by making it unpleasant, is an aversive. No pull harnesses stop dogs pulling by making...
Hands up if your Labrador loves food! That love of food can be very handy during training... and not so helpful when it comes to leaving human...
Hi there, I'm sorry you're having to deal with this - it sounds really difficult for you. Can I ask how long your pup has been with you, and what...
Hi there, We definitely recommend using a harness, rather than a collar. As you say, we don't want her to do actual harm to her throat. However,...
Hi Christian. Welcome to the forum. Coda looks adorable. I hope she's settling in okay :)
Glad to help! It sounds like you've really thought this through and are confident it's the right fit for you and your dog. Hopefully your vet will...
Hi Jackie, Is your vet concerned about raw feeding in general, or about the Nutriment brand specifically? There are advantages and disadvantages...
Hi Shane. Congratuations on your new arrival! Instead of the collar, you might like to try teaching her to wear a harness - our founder, Pippa,...
Hi Mark. This sounds really difficult for you - everyone deserves to feel safe in their home and around their dogs. It's really important not to...
I agree with Edp - don't worry about what the packet says, just take a look at your dog, and adjust what you're doing accordingly. Some dogs need...
Happy to help! :)
Hi Steve, has your pup had a vet check since this started? And can you talk us though what his typical day looks like - that will help us spot any...
Hi. A retractable lead feels like a good compromise, doesn't it. But unfortunately we don't recommend ever using a retractable leash. They're...
Thanks for sharing an update with us ❤️. It's good to hear that he sounds more relaxed, and that you got some help from PDSA. Looking after an old...
This will be down to quite a few different factors! America's standard 'cup' size is slightly smaller than a British cup.... and indeed in the UK...
You're very welcome :) Now is a great time to start working on redirecting that mouthing habit to toys, instead of people :)
I'm so sorry you're having to deal with this. Has your vet given you any more information since you posted here? I agree with J.D and Edp - I...
Sorry to hear Roxy's had a cracked tooth - but what a great job getting her used to the toothbrush - well done!
Oh poor pup - that's hard for her - and for you! It's good to hear she's coping well - I hope you're getting some breaks from keeping her...
