29 NovThe Yorkshire Terrier—most folks just call them Yorkies—is one of the most beloved small dog breeds in the UK and, honestly, all over the world. This tiny terrier rarely weighs more than 3.2 kg and originated in Yorkshire, England during the 19th century. Mill workers bred them back then to
25 NovLarge breed dogs have different nutritional needs than smaller dogs. Their food must support healthy joint development, maintain proper weight, and provide energy without causing them to grow too quickly. The right dog food can help prevent common health problems that affect bigger dogs like hip dysplasia and bloat. The
24 NovFinding the right dog training programme can really change things for you and your pet. Maybe you’ve got a wild puppy or an older dog who just won’t listen—either way, there are loads of options in the UK for every kind of dog and budget. The top-rated dog training programmes
7 NovPeas often show up on our dinner plates, so it’s only natural to wonder if you can share them with your dog. These little green veggies look innocent enough, but not every human snack is meant for a dog’s bowl. Dogs can eat peas in moderation, as long as the
2 NovBloat in dogs can come out of nowhere and turn deadly in a flash. It’s one of those emergencies every dog owner dreads but really needs to know about. Bloat, or gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), happens when your dog’s stomach fills with gas and twists, cutting off blood flow and triggering
28 OctFinding the right dog to share your life with can make a huge difference, especially when you’re living solo. Whether you want someone to keep you company, help you get outside, or just a friend who fits your lifestyle, picking the right dog really matters. The best dogs for singles
25 OctFluffy dog breeds grab your attention with their soft coats and charming personalities. Whether they’re bounding through the snow or curled up on the sofa, these dogs bring warmth and joy to any home. Getting to know what makes each fluffy breed special can help you find the perfect match
24 OctIf you’re curious about how long lurchers usually live, the answer’s actually pretty encouraging. Lurchers generally have a lifespan of 12 to 15 years when given good care. Their mixed breed background often helps them stay healthy and live longer than some pure breeds. Because lurchers are part sighthound and
18 OctLeptospirosis is a nasty bacterial disease that can be a real worry for us dog owners. It’s caused by spiral-shaped Leptospira bacteria, which just love damp environments. If it’s left untreated, it can lead to serious kidney and liver damage, and that’s something we all want to avoid. Knowing how
17 OctIntroducing a dog to a cat can feel tricky. With some patience and the right approach, your pets can learn to live together peacefully. The key is to take things slowly and create a safe, calm environment where both animals feel secure. Let them get used to each other’s presence
