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  • Calming Dogs During Fireworks Night: Coping Techniques to Help Soothe Staffies
    Behaviour | Safety

    Calming Dogs During Fireworks Night: Coping Techniques to Help Soothe Staffies

    ByRobert November 6, 2023October 23, 2025

    We all want the best for our pets. To give the best care during festivities, Knowing about calming dogs during fireworks night is going to ease their obviously heightened level of anxiety. Thorough preparedness involves pre-conditional training, reassurance, distraction methods on the night, and post-anxiety measures to bring them back to normalcy. Part of training…

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  • A dog walking ahead on a lead along a quiet woodland path, surrounded by trees and dappled sunlight
    Exercise

    How Long to Walk a Dog? Pup Safety to Adult Hiking Advice

    ByRobert March 14, 2025November 13, 2025

    Quick Answer: Stop or shorten if the dog slows, pants heavily, lags behind, loses interest, or they seem like they’re ignoring commands — tired dogs struggle to focus. But how long is only part of the picture — the real guide is how your dog behaves on the day.  How Long Should You Walk a…

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  • Hands wearing yellow rubber gloves scrubbing rubber and plush dog toys in a kitchen sink filled with warm soapy water, illustrating how to clean dog toys safely without harsh chemicals.
    Health | Safety

    How to Disinfect Dog Toys Safely (& Without Harsh Chemicals)

    ByRobert October 24, 2025November 9, 2025

    Our dogs have a toy basket. We managed to train them to get toys from it, but not to put them back. That part’s left to me. More than once I’ve picked up a chew drenched in slobber and thought, surely that cannot be healthy. Dogs being dogs though, they love stinky stuff. Lemon-fresh scents,…

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  • A warm autumn forest scene viewed from a dog’s perspective, with a senior Staffordshire Bull Terrier looking down a leaf-covered path beside a calm river. The image includes a text overlay that reads “Mobility Aids for Senior Dogs.”
    Health | Reviews

    3 Mobility Aids for Senior Dogs to Help Them Age with Dignity

    ByRobert October 20, 2025November 19, 2025

    I’ve had over two years of hands-on experience with mobility aids while caring for our senior Staffy. When his hind legs first began to weaken, we started with boots — great for preventing grazed paws, but they didn’t do much to help him walk. Slings and support harnesses were far more effective early on. By…

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  • Photos of 4 breeds of dogs at higher risk of bloat with the text reading "7 Practical Tips on How to Prevent Bloat in Dogs".
    Health

    7 Practical Tips on How to Prevent Bloat in Dogs

    ByRobert June 3, 2025June 7, 2025

    Bloat… I thought I knew what it was. I mean, I’ve stuffed my face with cake and felt all bloated and uncomfortable. Once I learned about how it affects dogs though, I knew I had to do a deeper dive into how to prevent bloat in dogs. It’s so serious, every dog owner should be…

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  • woman sitting with lots of dogs, each with different styles of coats. Text caption reads: How Often Should You Brush Your Dog? along the top, and on the bottom, "A Guide for Short, Long, and Double Coats".
    Skin & Coat Care | Health

    How Often Should You Brush Your Dog? A Guide for Short, Long, and Double Coats

    ByRobert September 4, 2025September 12, 2025

    Thick or thin, short or long, single or double coated… every dog benefits from brushing. The real question is how often should you brush your dog? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all, and that’s where things get nuanced. First, why trust this guide? Because it’s based on first-hand experience. While my focus is Staffordshire Bull Terriers, I’ve…

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  • Photo of three Staffordshire Bull Terriers featured prominently below the a text box with the title of the post
    Behaviour | Training

    The Ultimate Guide to Dog Recall Training

    ByRobert March 31, 2025May 2, 2025

    If you’ve ever felt frustrated because your dog won’t come back when called—whether at the park, on a walk, or in your own backyard—you’re not alone. The challenge of dog recall training is one that many dog owners face, especially when it feels like your dog is tuning you out, or only listens when it…

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  • Dog waiting at door to go outside — part of guide on how to potty train a puppy to go outside
    Training

    How to Potty Train a Puppy to Go Outside

    ByRobert November 5, 2025November 5, 2025

    Part of potty training a puppy is teaching them to go outside — and to tell you when they need to. It doesn’t matter if you’re potty training with a crate (like we did) or without one. The only exceptions are mobility issues that make it hard for a dog to get outdoors, or health…

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  • image of two bowls raised with a wooden stand and the dogs name imprinted on it, illustrating why elevated dog bowls may be used for tidiness rather than the dog's health needs.
    Health | Nutrition

    Why Elevated Dog Bowls Might Do More Harm Than Good

    ByRobert June 19, 2025June 19, 2025

    Sick of cleaning up half-chewed kibble or mopping up puddles from a knocked-over bowl? I get how you feel. I felt the same way and understood the appeal for why elevated dog bowls could be a quick fix — it had to be a better way to feed the dogs without half of it ending…

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