Your precious pup loves to play and be sweet around you but keep in mind that he may not be so quick to warm to a minder whom he has never met before. Your dog may be a little shy or nervous especially with a minder that who is not particularly familiar with your breed … Continue reading The ‘Meet & Greet’
Jean from Frenchs Forest, NSW (Click the photo to view profile) Your first childhood dog’s name and breed My first childhood dog’s name was Mac. He was a Scottish Aberdeen Terrier. What 1 life lesson could humans learn from dogs? I think the No.1 life lesson humans can learn from dogs is unconditional love. “It’s … Continue reading Jean J. – September 2013
Vikki from Labrador, QLD (Member since November, 2012) (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why it’s great? Len Fox Park, Marine Parade, Labrador. It’s a great park as all the locals gather there for their walkies so the puppy dogs get to socialise together and the humans get to have a … Continue reading Vikki G. & Tobias S. – April 2013
Suzie from Meridan Plains – Sunshine Coast (Member Since May, 2012) (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why its great? Currimundi beach is doggy heaven, such a great spot to run freely with your four-legged friend. Of course on-lead along the Esplanade from King’s Beach to Happy Valley is another favourite. What … Continue reading Suzie E. – May 2013
Jo from Paddington, Brisbane QLD (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why its great? We have three in walking distance but our favourite would be Ashgrove. There are lovely people and dogs that go there, always willing to welcome new friends. Your first childhood dog’s name & breed I had two … Continue reading Jo B. – June 2013
Kate from Rivervale, Perth WA (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why its great? Peet Park, there are always heaps of other dogs there and all are so friendly. Its huge so when i’m minding dogs that need plenty of exercise or love to chase a ball, Peet Park is perfect! … Continue reading Kate T. – July 2013
Dogs can run away for many reasons but it’s usually because your pooch is out to look for an adventure or to find a mate! Here are a few other reasons why you pup may be constantly looking for an adventure: Boredom, social reasons and finding a mate Dogs that are often locked in a cage or … Continue reading Why dogs run away?
Ever wondered what makes your dog get up to certain annoying habits? Whilst they may be completely bazaar to us, they’re in fact typical doggy habits. Here we’ll explain some odd doggy behaviours. Digging Is backyard beginning to look like a minefield? Digging up the backyard is a common complaint of many dog owners. Dogs can dig … Continue reading Odd Dog Behaviours
Owning a dog requires attention, time and plenty of energy, it’s a huge commitment that can be expensive but there’s no need to break the bank! Here are some easy tips will make your dog parenting experience happier, easier and cheaper! Ready-made jerky can be a great treat for your pooch but these treats … Continue reading Simple Doggy Parenting
When looking for a potential life partner, we’re always watching out for traits that make them stand out in a unique and positive way. Recent studies have found that men and women who own dogs tend to be more social, active and thoughtful, all super important traits when it comes to the dating world. Owning a … Continue reading 11 Reasons to Date a Dog Owner
