Richard Cross 
Have your dog’s paw pads turned pink? Or does your dog have multi-coloured pads? Read on to discover why a dog’s paws might be pink and when this could indicate a medical issue. Many dogs have multi-coloured paw pads, which can naturally include patches of pink. But a change in colour to red or pink … Read more
Does your dog often sleep under your bed? Keep reading to discover what this behaviour means – and why it’s usually nothing to worry about. Many dogs enjoy sleeping under a bed. Enclosed spaces can feel safer for a dog, along with being cool and quiet. In this article, we’ll discuss why some dogs sleep … Read more
Why does your dog lay on you? Should you be worried about this behaviour? Keep reading to find out! It’s common for dogs to lay on their owners – and this behaviour is usually not something to worry about. Laying or sleeping on you is often a way for your pet to show affection or … Read more
An escaped dog is a danger to itself and others. And if there’s a weakness in your fence, a dog with wanderlust will find it. Aside from getting lost, a loose dog could be hit by a car, attacked, bite a human or even be stolen. Sadly, many dog owners find out too late their … Read more
Does your dog howl at night? If you’re confused about why, here are five of the most common reasons – plus some tips for preventing it. Howling triggers a range of emotions in humans. Films have taught us to fear it, but it’s hard not to feel a primal satisfaction at hearing a howl echo … Read more
If you have the time, patience and money to care for a dog, there are many wonderful benefits. Here are seven of my favorite examples. We’ve all heard the expression “a dog is a man’s (or woman’s) best friend.” But the benefits of a dog go far beyond companionship. In fact, adopting a dog can … Read more
Does your dog pull on his harness? If so, these six training tips could make your walks safer and more enjoyable. Dog harnesses are a great way to increase the safety of a walk. Unlike collars, they don’t concentrate force on the delicate throat area. They also provide better control over your dog’s direction. A … Read more
Head halters can be a temporary tool for aggressive or highly reactive dogs, but shouldn’t be used for most pets. Here’s why. While head halters can provide more control if your dog is a puller, I don’t agree that should be used on most dogs. Despite the claims of manufacturers, halters are an aversive training … Read more
Struggling to choose a harness for your dog? You’re in the right place! In this article, we discuss the pros and cons of the various types of dog harness. The right dog harness can instantly make your walks more enjoyable. They provide more control, can reduce pulling, and relieve pressure on the dog’s trachea, so they … Read more
Confused about which dog harness to buy? You’re not alone! Keep reading to learn about the step-in harness and why it might be a great choice for your pet. Walks are often more enjoyable with a harness. Unlike collars, harnesses don’t put excessive pressure on the neck. They also provide more control – especially if … Read more