Including your furry best friend in your wedding? The do’s and don’ts, according to a dog behaviourist

By following these do’s and don’ts, you can ensure your dog is a happy and well-behaved guest at your wedding. With a bit of planning and preparation, you can make your special day a family-friendly affair that includes your furry best friend:  Do’s  1. Make sure your dog is up-to-date on all necessary vaccinations and is in good health before bringing them to the wedding. “It’s…

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Vet Warns latest ‘cheese tax’ Tiktok trend could be harmful to your dog

“The cheese tax, the cheese tax! You got to pay the cheese tax every time you’re cooking.” You may have heard of the incredibly catchy song that’s currently doing the rounds on TikTok, with dog owners going viral for feeding their canine companions cheese while using the audio. But while the song is catchy and the videos are totally adorable, the sudden craze has been…

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Protect Your Pup: Beware of These Dangerous Spring Fruits for Dogs

Dog experts at Kennel Store are warning dog owners to keep their furry friends away from a particular Spring fruit following independent research that found a 1,300% increase in Google queries for whether currants, which are in season, are poisonous to dogs. Kennel Store have weighed in and provided the following expert comment on currants, and other Spring fruit that are toxic for dogs, and what owners can do to…

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Driving with your dog in the van?

For many of us, our canine companions are a massive part of our lives and accompany us on all of our adventures. Whether you take your four-legged friend to work with you, or you’re packing the van to head on a pup-friendly staycation –  travelling with our dogs in tow is often a given.  Yet van drivers risk a fine of up to £5,000 for…

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Responsible dog walking during lambing season

As lambing season approaches, dog owners must be more vigilant than ever before, particularly when exercising their pets on agricultural land, in the countryside and in forests. Lambing can take place anytime between November and May, but the birth rate typically peaks in March. Every year in the UK, an estimated 15000 sheep are killed by dogs. Already this year, there have been 19 reported…

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