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As the UK workforce returns to the office, could the positives of more dog friendly offices outweigh the potential problems?

This month, Danniella and Charlotte, proud owners of Two Ps and a Pod, have opened the doors to their new pet care facility at Portsmouth Road,…

Scroll down for Video From tomorrow (Monday) people in England can expect lockdown measures to be eased further, allowing us to have a limited number of guests inside our home. While this will be a welcome milestone in the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown, Dogs Trust is urging dog owners to prepare their pets ahead of indoor mixing, as welcoming more people at home will likely be a big transition for them.  Since lockdown first began in March 2020, dog owners across the UK have spent an increased and concentrated amount of time with their dogs at home on their own. 

Kate Spicer says she is 'sympathetic to the trials of training' “It was OK when there was just the one crazy, untrained dog in the park, but now it’s chaos.” I’d seen Emma Lewis-Galic and her two shaggy pointers on my usual dog-walking turf, but we had never stopped to chat – until now. Very quickly, the subject turned to dog rage at the surge in young dogs, bought in lockdown and now coming into their most difficult “teenage” periods. “Lockdown puppy owners,” she fumed, “expect their dogs to be like Timmy from The Famous Five without putting in any training at all. Their...

Dogs Trust provides fireworks advice for dog owners as 2020 draws to a close Date published: 31 December 2020 Provide a safe hiding place for your dog during fireworks With many New Year’s Eve public fireworks displays cancelled, Dogs Trust is issuing top tips to owners to help their dogs cope with fireworks displays close to home. Dogs Trust is urging all dog owners to take preventative measures to prepare their dogs for fireworks and has advice and support for dog owners to help keep their dog as stress-free as possible. Jenna Kiddie, Head of Canine Behaviour at Dogs Trust, said: “D...