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A few years ago when we first started owning dogs, we didn't used to worry about pet insurance, but we ended up paying a lot when the dog we had at th...

While none of my dogs have ever had to have any extractions or been treated for bad teeth or rotting gums, we've always relied on bones to keep the do...

I've owned dogs for a number of years now, and they've always had their vaccinations. While it might not be a nice experience for the dogs, I do think...

Another way of curing the dogs anxiety is to make sure you try and stick to some sort of routine. If you go out and then come back at a certain time e...

Well everyone is of course correct when they say there's no such thing as a racist animal, as they don't see people with the differences that us human...

Here in the UK the prices can differ considerably depending on the vets you go to, and that never made sense to me. The vets I was at before I moved, ...

I've always fed my dogs with food made specifically for...well, dogs! In dog food there's a lot of nutrients in there that your dog's need that they w...

All the dogs that we've had have been from the local dog rescue centre, and I've never actually bought a dog from a breeder or anything like that. I'...

I think it's only natural that your dog gets separation anxiety when your not around. A dog might be a man's best friend, but that works both ways and...

I think it's only natural that your dog gets separation anxiety when your not around. A dog might be a man's best friend, but that works both ways and...

In the past I've had dogs and cats both together but they've been brought into the house at the same time so they've got used to each other from an ea...

As people have said, if your able to take your dog's out multiple times a day then you might be able to make it work but for a lot of people, like in ...

Along with making sure that you've got the essentials as listed in the other replies on here already, before you get a dog you also have to make sure ...

I've just joined the forum, and this thread caught my eye as I've recently had to go through the 'big dog in a small flat' situation myself after movi...