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Welcome, fellow canine enthusiasts, to a quirk-filled journey into the enchanting world of dog language! If you’ve ever found yourself perplexed by your furry friend’s body language and expressions, fear not. Today, we’re going to unleash the secrets of decoding those tail wags, ear twitches, and adorable puppy eyes. So, grab a treat, sit back,…
Introduction & History OES (OES) emerged in England in the mid-1700s linked to ancient herders. In England in the 18th century, tax exemptions was granted to drover dogs, which helped drive the herds to markets. This is where the nickname “bobtails” was created, as working dogs had their tails docked or bobbed to denote this…
Bathing a cat can be a comical adventure, as many feline friends have a deep aversion to water. But fear not! With a bit of preparation, patience, and a touch of humour, you can turn bath time into a more enjoyable experience for both you and your furry companion. In this blog, we’ll share some…
Cats are fascinating creatures, full of energy, curiosity, and an innate need to scratch. Unfortunately, this natural behaviour often leads to scratched furniture, leaving cat owners frustrated and their homes in disarray. However, the good news is that with a little patience and the right approach, you can redirect your feline friend’s scratching instincts and…
Are you a nature enthusiast who loves camping and exploring the great outdoors? Well, guess what? You don’t have to leave your furry best friend behind! Camping with your dog can be an incredibly fun and rewarding experience for both of you. To avoid disappointment always check that the campaign site you are going to…
• High Five: Teach your dog to give you a high five by gently lifting their paw and saying “high five” while rewarding them with a treat or praise. • Spin: Encourage your dog to spin in a circle by using a treat as a lure. Start by holding the treat close to their nose…
Lhasa Apso are an ancient breed, developed in Tibet from the Tibetan terrier and similar herding-type Tibetan dogs. With the conversion of Tibet to Buddhism in the 7th century AD the Lhasa Apso was established as a definitive breed. This breed was referred to as “the lion dog”, because Buddha is said to have had…
History The origin of the Japanese spitz is not fully understood, some say they were descended from the German spitz while others argue they are descended from Siberian Samoyed. The first exhibition of a Japanese spitz was in 1921 at a Tokyo show. Appearance and Personality The Japanese spitz is approximately 30-38 cm tall and…
Just like humans, cats need to stay warm during cold winter months, and there are a few different ways to help keep them snug. Before we give you a few tips on how to help keep them warm, it is probably a good idea to give you a few pointers on how to see if…
Introduction & History Developed in the 19th century in response to the increase popularity of shooting birds for sport and the need to have those birds retrieved once they hit the ground. St. John’s water dogs from Newfoundland, water spaniels and possible collies were all used to develop the flat coated retriever. They also had…