Looking for a versatile, durable dog lead? The EzyDog Vario 6 offers comfort, control, and adaptability for every walk—whether you’re training, hiking, or managing a strong puller. About EzyDog EzyDog is known for creating high-quality dog gear, built for adventure. Founded by Luke Hatcher in 1995 as a garage startup, their first product was a…
Think back to when you first brought your dog home. Did you mentally picture peaceful walks, open fields, and the joy of watching them sprint full-speed across the grass—ears flapping, tongue lolling, completely in their element? And, of course, in this perfect vision, you’d simply call their name, and they’d turn on a dime, racing…
“The benefits of owning a dog go beyond companionship. From mental health to daily structure—there’s lots to gain, but also, lifestyle changes are par for the course.” You’ve probably seen and heard this a million times: “Dogs are good for your health!” But what does that actually mean? Are we talking about warm cuddles and…
A well-trained dog starts with the right tools. Whether you’re teaching basic manners or refining obedience, the right gear makes all the difference. Choosing the Right Tools for Positive Reinforcement Training Having the right equipment makes training more effective, humane, and enjoyable for both you and your dog. Training isn’t just about teaching commands—it’s about…
Tired of Every New Toy Ending Up in the Dog Toy Graveyard? This is for YOU! If you’ve ever had a toy last less than a full episode of The Great British Bark-Off, I see you. One minute it’s a cheerful squeaky bone, the next—it’s fluff snowing across your living room like a festive explosion…
I was surprised to come across a rather heated online discussion: Why teach your dog stay? Should it be an actual command, or should it be implied when you tell your dog to sit or lie down? I hadn’t given it much thought before. For me, “stay” (or in my case, “wait”) is a must-have…
Okay, let’s clear up the confusion right away: short-haired dogs shed. Yup, even those cute pups with almost skin-tight coats let loose some fur. It’s a common surprise for many new dog owners who expect a low-maintenance pet, especially if they’re used to long-haired breeds pelting their sofas with fluff. Now, I’m gonna break it…
The size of a dog is subjective. We have two Staffies — 24 kg and 26 kg — both lean and fit, according to our vet (we checked for their weight recently when sorting out their worming tablets). To us, they’re medium-sized dogs. But friends often say they look massive. So when people ask about…