Ever notice your dog turning the water bowl area into a puddle zone? To stop it happening, no splash dog water bowls seem like the obvious solution. It’s not always the case though… For some dogs, it’s simply play. Splashing around can be a sensory game, especially in young or high-energy dogs. In other cases,…
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…
Worried your usual zoomy champ isn’t quite as nimble? As the seasons change, appetites can shift, and your Staffy might not be getting as much of the fuel they need to keep up their usual mischief. Dogs need a high-protein diet to maintain strong muscles, recover faster after exercise, and stay sharp and focused. What’s…
Wondering if dogs really need a daily walk? You’re not alone. Whether you’ve got pups bouncing off the walls, flopped on the rug flat on their back, or endlessly chasing their tail, the pressure to stick to a daily walking routine can feel… well, a bit much. Sure, walking your dog is one of those…
Spotting the signs a dog is in pain isn’t straightforward, because they’re wired to hide pain. It’s instinct. In the wild, showing weakness could make them a target. Staffies can be especially hard to read. They’re known for being stoic, so they often won’t show pain until it’s really bothering them. And then there are…
Is your Staffy puppy biting? Nipping and mouthing is totally normal — especially in Staffies, who play rough and love interaction. But that doesn’t mean you want it sticking around. Those baby teeth get replaced by jaws with serious bite power. It’s a good idea to start teaching bite control early. Let’s break down why…
Staffordshire Bull Terriers—aka Staffies—are built like tanks and powered like race cars. Muscular, full of beans, and bursting with love. To keep them running at full tilt (without crashing and burning), you need more than any old dog food guide. Something specific that lays out what’s really in food, not just a brand name and…