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Are Dogs Colour Blind? Imagine, you’re out in the park with your canine companion and throw them a tennis ball, but are they seeing the fluorescent green colour or just a ball of grey? It’s a commonly held misconception that dogs can only see in black and white, but this isn’t actually the case. In
Introducing your dog to your new baby can be concerning. Many mothers-to-be are worried that the two won’t get along, or that the dog will pose a safety risk. Luckily, there are a few simple tips that can help prepare your dog for the new addition to the family. Training You have nine months available
Much like man himself, man’s best friend is susceptible to getting the flu. Unlike human flu, however, the virus that affects dogs is much less recognised — and can be much more serious. The following article has been written to answer all your questions about the dog flu pandemic — what it is, what the
1978 saw the emergence of agility competitions for dogs. The Crufts halftime show featured a spectacle, similar to common horse-jumping shows at the time, in which dog owners guided their dog through an obstacle course using only gestures, commands and expressions. Since then, dog agility has become a widely recognised sport, and many competitions are
Unfortunately, puppies have a reputation for being stomachs on legs and will no doubt be extremely interested in whatever you’re eating. However, that doesn’t mean you should offer it to them; there are numerous foods that are fine for humans but can be very dangerous in the wrong paws. So, to help you navigate this
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