It was Charles Darwin that first suggested that the emotional experiences of animals are comparatively similar to our own. In the decades since then, scientists and veterinarian professionals are discovering that dogs have both physiological and psychological problems that are … Read More
Dogs are fast becoming the household pet of choice. Statista published a record high of 471 million pet dogs globally in 2018, although it is believed that this number is far higher as not all dogs are registered. Certainly, since … Read More
Like us, dogs need a healthy, well-balanced diet to give them the best shot at a long and active life. Most owners likely haven’t ever considered the sodium levels in their dog’s food but it is worth knowing more about … Read More
Greyhounds make great pets. They are easy-going, placid dogs that thrive off of human affection and their docile nature and friendly temperament make ideal family pets, no matter the family set up. Your average greyhound tends to move around calmly … Read More
Dogs around the world couldn’t be happier right now. They are spending all day every day with their families and are lapping it up. However, could being with your dog so much right now cause long lasting problems when we … Read More
With similar appearances, herding abilities and strong personalities, it would be easy to confuse the Australian Sheepdog with the English Border Collie. Cousins from different sides of the world, right? Well, that is not strictly true. Although they are likely … Read More
Dogs on the streets of Prague seem as commonplace as people. Yet it is not often cited in the lists of top dog-friendly cities in the world. Possibly because it has not always had a tradition of being overly animal … Read More
There is a lot of discussion about whether we should feed dogs “human” foods. Is it good for them or not? Well, the answer is ‘it depends’. A broadly accurate principle to follow is: if it’s good for humans, it’s … Read More
Greyhounds and Children Greyhound adoption organisations were established in the 1970’s out of concern for greyhounds once their racing careers were over. Supported by the greyhound industry, the Retired Greyhound Trust (commonly known as RGT) was founded in 1975 by … Read More
Has your greyhound started walking with a limp but you cannot see anything obviously wrong? You don’t remember your greyhound twisting something when out playing or yelping out after bashing a leg? Does your greyhound tend to walk more comfortably … Read More