Vital Stats: Size: Large breed Size of Home: Large house Grooming: Once a week Coat: Short Sheds: Yes Exercise: Daily walks or runs that last at least 30 minutes Life Span: 10 to 14 years Breed Group: Gundog Temperament: Friendly, intelligent, loyal, loving companions and enthusiastic nature Table Of Contents Vital Stats ..read more

Welcome to my Best Dry Dog Food review for 2023. I spent A LOT of hours researching and testing the most popular dry dog food brands available in the UK. Ranking them based on protein source, carbohydrate content, vitamins and minerals content and cost-effectiveness. These dry foods featured in this review are undoubtedly the best-performing brands of the group. I found you certainly don’t have to spend a fortune to get excellent dry food for your pooch. Choose one of these dry dog foods, and you’ll be guaranteed to provide your pet with a nutritious, high-quality meal that contains all ... Re ..read more

Key Takeaways – Hello, dog lovers! As dog parents, we always aim to keep our four-legged mates happy, healthy, and well-fed. But what time should your dog eat? Feeding is more than just putting kibble in a bowl. It’s about understanding their nutritional needs, age, health, and lifestyle. Why does this matter? Feeding your dog at the right time impacts its health and behaviour. Regular feeding can maintain a healthy weight, support digestion, and promote better behaviour. In this article, we delve into canine nutrition, guided by experts, to uncover optimal feeding times. We’ll explore the bes ..read more

Key Takeaways – Hello, fellow dog lovers! If you’re like me, you consider your pooch a part of the family. And just like any family member, we want to ensure they’re getting the best – especially when it comes to their grub. Feeding our four-legged friends isn’t as simple as dolloping a scoop of wet food into their dish and calling it a day. Just like us, their nutritional needs can vary based on factors like age, size, and how often they’re bouncing off the walls, or rather, your new sofa. But fear not; this doesn’t mean you need a ... Read more ..read more

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Looking for an automatic dog feeder but not sure where to start because of the array of different types and brands on offer? Not to worry…. In this guide, we focus on the best automatic dog feeders that can offer you a helping hand with feeding your pet when you are BUSY WORKING during the day. We spent nearly 30 hours analysing over 40 popular UK models to find an automatic feeder that suits all price ranges in different designs for both big and small dogs. We also consider models for wet and dry dog food, the size of the ... Read more ..read more

Fruit and veg are HEALTHY for us humans, but can the same be said for our furry friends? In this post, we’ll explore whether cucumbers are safe for dogs to eat, as well as look at the nutritional benefits and possible risks. So can dogs eat cucumber? Cucumbers are not harmful to dogs and provide a crunchy, low-calorie treat that many dogs enjoy. Cucumbers have only 8 calories in each half cup of slices, whereas a single medium Milk-Bone biscuit has 40 calories. Read our guide to explore all the answers to your questions about cucumbers and your dog’s diet. ... Read more ..read more

Our dogs are true professionals when it comes to relaxing and resting. Dogs know how to take a nap, whether it’s in the middle of the room or in a cosy corner where you’d never think to look for them. At night, they seem to pick strange places to sleep – wrapping themselves around our legs or even crawling beneath the covers to snuggle up with us. So why does your dog sleep between your legs? Dogs like to sleep between their owner’s legs for a variety of reasons. It could be because they feel safe and protected, or it ... Read more ..read more

Watching your dog sleep is NORMAL, right? When you’re watching your best friend sleep and you notice their breathing starts to speed up, it’s normal to feel a little worried. The good news is, you don’t necessarily have to be. But why does your dog breathe so fast when they are sleeping? If your dog is panting or breaths rapidly in their sleep, they may be experiencing an intense dream, sinus pain/congestion, or allergies. Some dog breeds breathe more quickly by nature. If a dog wheeze, drools, or pants while resting, concerned pet owners should visit a veterinarian. It is ... Read more ..read more

We all know that feeling when we’re just about to drift off to sleep and our leg suddenly jolts awake. But do our pets have the same experience? Those little twitches when your dog is sleeping are CUTE but should you be worried? The question is, why does your dog twitch when sleeping? Dogs twitch and move around when they’re sleeping for a variety of reasons. It could be due to dreaming, a full stomach, or even an itch. But in some cases, twitching could be a sign that something is wrong. If your dog’s twitching is more noticeable and ... Read more ..read more