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The dog’s shoulder joint is highly mobile, allowing for a wide range of movement, but this mobility also makes it susceptible to injury. Shoulder injuries are common in agility dogs and the main causes are: Abrupt changes in direction. Sudden stops. Impact with...
If you are reading this I am assuming that you believe dogs can grieve for a lost companion (human or animal) and that this grief can be profound and long lasting. In fact, dogs have the same neurological and hormonal systems as us and so I believe that a dog can...
Tricia Kennedy owns and shows three of her Finnish Lapphunds; Nova (6), Aamu (4) and new to the tribe Keyza (1). She also has a 6 year old Swedish Lapphund, Odet, who was diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia early in her life. Both Nova and Aamu have recently had puppies. Why...
CSJ Canine Feeds is delighted to announce the launch of a new agility competition being held next year at 10 Kennel Club agility shows throughout the country, with Finals at the prestigious Premier show, Prestbury Park, August 2020. Aimed at a much neglected audience,...
A puppy is often an energetic, inquisitive and seemingly endlessly active addition to a family. It is therefore tempting to play with, and exercise them to get all that energy out. This article gives you; information on how much exercise is recommended, explains why...
Some dogs can be excessively anxious and stressed by the environment or company that they find themselves in. But being stressed can have a significant and negative impact on your dog’s overall health - and here's why! If there are insufficient respite opportunities...
We had such an amazing Crufts that the stories are still coming in! So, here are just a few more highlights from our clients. Nikki Dew of Cruise Control Canine Massage had four canine clients at Crufts this year. Border Collie Piixie and her owner Lucie Hinchley were...