PICA IN DOGS
What the habit is trying to tell you Eating non-food objects is rarely just a bad habit. The pattern, and
WHY A ‘DOODLE’ ISN’T AUTOMATICALLY AN EASY DOG
Crossbreeds like the cockapoo and cavapoo are often sold on a promise of the best of both breeds, but new
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WHAT WE’RE GETTING WRONG ABOUT DOG TRAINING
A look at the evidence Dog training has never been more accessible, and the results have never been more inconsistent.
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THE SECOND DOG MISTAKE
Why getting a companion dog often backfires, and when it actually works We worry that our dogs are lonely and
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THE BEHAVIOUR-HEALTH CONNECTION
What your dog’s moods are really telling you Dogs cannot tell us when something is wrong. They cannot explain that
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ASKDQ: GRAIN-FREE DIETS
Q: Are grain-free diets really dangerous? A: This has become one of the most debated topics in canine nutrition in
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ASKDQ: PAW LICKING
Q: Why does my dog lick his paws? A: Paw licking is one of the most common canine habits, and
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THE RISE OF CHRONIC PAIN IN DOGS
Are we missing the signs? Pain in dogs doesn’t always look like pain. There’s rarely limping, yelping, or obvious injury.
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FIREWORKS – WHY PREPARATION IS NEEDED
Fireworks are a predictable, annual stressor for many dogs. And yet, every year, owners find themselves searching for last-minute solutions
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AI JOINS THE SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM BUT DOGS STILL LEAD THE WAY
New technology helps canine search teams locate victims five to ten times faster, whilst monitoring dogs’ wellbeing during missions Search-and-rescue
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