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The Importance of Natural Light: Resetting Your dogs circadian rhythm
Discover the fascinating science behind your body's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm, and how it affects everything from sleep to metabolism. Learn why morning sunlight is crucial for resetting this rhythm and boosting melatonin production, helping to reduce anxiety and insomnia. Plus, find out how taking your senior dog for early morning walks can improve their cognitive health. Intrigued? Dive into the full post to uncover more about aligning your daily routines for optimal health!
Unleashing Calm: Tackling Stress in Dogs
Understanding that stress impacts not only humans but also our canine companions is crucial for responsible pet ownership. Chronic stress in dogs can manifest in various physical and behavioural symptoms, which can have significant health implications.
Scent and Sensibility: Enriching Your Dog's Life with Lickimats, Snuffle Mats, and Kongs
Dogs are active and curious creatures, and it's important to provide them with mental and physical stimulation to keep them happy and healthy. Enrichment activities for dogs are a great way to keep their minds engaged and their bodies active, and can help prevent destructive behaviours that often arise from boredom.
Ready, set, go! Explore the world of canine sports.
Canine sports have become increasingly popular over the years. Not only do they provide dogs with a great form of exercise, but they also help to build a strong bond between the dog and its owner. There are many different types of canine sports to choose from, and each sport is best suited for certain breeds. In this post, we will explore six popular canine sports and which breeds are better suited for each one, however, any dog can participate in any sport. Some breeds may just have an advantage due to their genetics and the jobs they were originally bred for.
Digging deep: Why do dogs do it and how to protect your garden!
If you’re a dog owner, you’ve likely encountered the scenario where your furry friend has turned your beautifully manicured garden into their personal excavation site. Digging is a common behaviour in dogs but understanding why they do it and how to manage it can make life much easier for both you and your pet.
Back to basics…
“Communication between the owner and the dog is important, if the dog is not understanding what is being asked of them they may get frustrated”…
