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PET BEHAVIOUR ADVICE & ARTICLES |
| | A Labrador's Letter To Santa 
With Christmas nearly here you may be wondering what presents to get your dog. Before you rush off to buy that squeaky Santa or stocking-shaped chew, stop and think about what your dog would really want. Every dog is different, but this is the letter my Labrador, Apollo, might write to Father Christmas. | | | Understanding Dogs' Abilities
by Stan Rawlinson. I cannot tell you how many times people have said to me that their Dog thinks it is human and I always give the same answer “No it doesn’t it thinks you’re a dog”. | | | May I pet your dog?
Education is the key to empowering children in a variety of situations to make smart and safer choices. This is true when it comes to dogs. |
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Avoiding the UK’s worst dog boarding kennels
If you have never put your dog into a boarding kennel before, or perhaps you are unhappy with your existing kennel, then you must wonder how to choose the best accommodation possible. | Distressed dogs - a new investigation
At this time of year it is easy to forget that many dogs are scared of noises, such
as fireworks etc., but if you own one such animal, then you know how sad it can be
to see your faithful companion suffer. | Halloween is No Treat for Pets
Halloween is traditionally full of candy, costumes and trick-or-treating for children and their families, but many people are unaware of the potential dangers pets face throughout the month of October. |
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