So the kids pestered you to get a dog, but now the novelty has worn off and you’ve been left with the responsibility of another kid (yes this one does have fur). It’s time to engage the kids in the care of the dog. Caring for a dog increases empathy and respect plus additional health benefits. The first job parents …
Are your dogs ready for an emergency?
Are your dogs ready for an emergency? If you have been spending any time on social media or paying attention to world news you would’ve seen the recent natural disasters around the world. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes just to name a few. We are no safer here in Australia. As summer approaches, we have risks of high intensity storms and bushfires. …
5 myths of pregnancy and dogs
Share this Post In the Information Age, we are often left with conflicting views on every subject. When it comes to dogs and babies it’s no different. Videos and photos of dogs and babies can get the aww factor but are they safe? In the Information Age, we are often left with conflicting views on every subject. When it comes …
Are parents forgotten in council animal management planning?
Are parents being forgotten in council animal management planning? I am a mum, dog owner and a dog trainer. I know how important it is to exercise my dogs and to get out of the house with a toddler. I am also a single mum, leaving all this on my own to do list. There are many rules that come …
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