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When looking for a dog trainer to help you with your canine friend it is important to consider that not all professionals are created equal, and also that different techniques and styles may work better than others with your dog....

The British Psychological Society (BPS) has recently reported on a new study showcased at the society’s annual conference that shows that many children are unaware that they should show caution around frightened dogs. Lead researcher Dr Sarah Rose of Staffordshire...

It is a natural behaviour for our canines to jump up when they re saying hello to us or to new people. Why? Because we’re taller than they are! When dogs meet, they sniff each other’s faces. This means therefore...

With Halloween and Bonfire Night swiftly approaching, many people will be looking forward to hosting parties or attending public fireworks events. This annual, traditional event allows us here in the UK to enjoy a fun, colourful and exciting display of...

For dog lovers there’s nothing better than taking your four-legged friends on a UK holiday, but on the flip-side there really would be nothing worse than losing your dog when they’re away from home. Sadly, each year a number of...

According to the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), a British society for the study of animal behaviour, growling as a form of aggression is a part of a range of canine behaviours that dogs use to deal with life’s...

Early summer is prime time for canine dog events - we have the Paws in the Park Spring Show at the South of England Showground in West Sussex (14-15th May); the South Wales Dog and Family Fun Day (30th May)...

After the prolonged wet, muddy conditions the weather is finally taking a colder turn. So this week Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look at winter feeding in our latest blog to give horse owners a helping hand with plenty of tips...

All dogs from time to time growl and it is important as a dog owner to understand your canine's communication and act accordingly in order to promote the health and wellbeing of your dog, and to protect your own safety...