Dog parks can be one way for your dog to burn off energy, improve their social skills, and enjoy some off-leash fun. But just like any shared space, dog parks work best when everyone follows some basic rules of respect and safety—for both humans and dogs alike. Here’s a helpful guide to dog park etiquette that ensures a safe, positive experience for all.

For decades, dog owners have been told to "be the pack leader", "show dominance", or even "be the alpha" to earn their dog’s respect. This outdated philosophy, rooted in flawed wolf-pack research from the 1940s, has shaped a generation of dog training based on fear, control, and confrontation.

Our annual Howl-O-Ween celebration brought together local dog lovers for a spooky-fun morning in Wembley Park! Pups arrived in their best costumes for games, treat hunts, and friendly contests like Best Dressed Dog and Trick-for-a-Treat. The event was full of wagging tails, laughter, and community spirit — all focused on responsible dog ownership and creating memories with our four-legged friends.

Rainy weather doesn't mean your dog has to miss out on fun and stimulation. In fact, indoor days can be the perfect opportunity to strengthen your bond, teach new skills, and burn off energy in creative ways.

Whether you’re heading abroad or returning home, taking your dog across borders requires planning—and knowing the rules. Here's a complete guide to help your journey be smooth, safe, and stress-free.

Choosing your first dog is exciting—but it’s also a big responsibility. Some breeds are easier to manage, train, and care for, making them ideal companions for first-time owners.

The Cockapoo is a popular hybrid breed that combines the intelligence of the Poodle with the affectionate nature of the Cocker Spaniel. Known for their soft curls and sunny personalities, Cockapoos make wonderful companions for families, seniors, and first-time dog owners alike.

Labrador Retrievers are one of the most beloved breeds in the world—and for good reason. Known for their gentle nature, trainability, and love of people, Labs make excellent companions for families, first-time dog owners, and active individuals alike.

With their fox-like features and bold personalities, Shiba Inus are one of Japan’s oldest and most iconic dog breeds. But don’t let their cuteness fool you—this is a breed that demands both respect and understanding.