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Part of the parcel that comes with owning a dog is knowing how to keep them entertained. When dogs get bored, they can often create their own 'entertainment', though what might be entertainment to them can actually look like destructive behaviours such as chewing on furniture, digging or excessive barking. These are just some of the ways that you can easily entertain and stimulate your dog and reduce the effects that boredom has on their well-being.

Keeping cool can be a task during the summer, but it's easy to manage if you stay aware and alert. Observing your pet for behavioural and physical changes can be the key to preventing serious heat exhaustion, and using some of our tips can help ensure they remain comfortable and safe. 

Training is a vital part of your your dog's development as well as a great way to strengthen the bond and relationship between you and your dog. Whether you've got a brand new pup and you're showing them the ropes, are settling an adopted dog into new routines and a happy home, or simply want to jazz up your dog's catalogue of impressive tricks, toys can act as the perfect incentive. 

Yak chews are eaten in a similar way to lollypops - eventually there'll only be a small part left that is too small for your dog to hold between their paws. But - there's a great way to keep your dog safe from chewing on leftovers that are too small, whilst also getting your money's worth and avoiding waste: yak chew nuggets! 

Muddy terrain, an increased risk of hazardous weather, and darker skies - these are all things to be considered before taking your dog on a walk during the colder months. Here are some tips on how you can better prepare and still have enjoyable and worthwhile dog walks in the wind and rain.