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The Impact Of Pet Dogs On The Environment. Pet dogs provide us with so many mental and physical benefits, when we share our lives with them. However, dogs can sometimes have an impact on the [...]
Why Dogs Roll On Their Backs. Rolling on their backs is a something dogs commonly do – and, what’s more, it can be super endearing to see. But why do they do it? Holidays4Dogs [...]
Breaking Up A Dog Fight Safely. Thankfully, truly serious dog fights are a rarity. Nevertheless, when it does happen, it can be an unpleasant and scary situation to be in. This [...]
Puppy Training – How To Stop Biting And Nipping In Puppies. It is perfectly natural for young puppies to investigate and explore the world around them using their mouths. Litter mates will [...]
Staffordshire Bull Terriers. In this Holidays4Dogs article will discuss Staffordshire Bull Terriers. Often misunderstood, these dogs can make lovable pets. We discuss their [...]
Secure Dog Walking Fields – Safe Exercise For Dogs. Hiring out safely fenced fields can be a god send for many dog owners and it’s a welcome bonus for farmers too. Read our [...]
Dogs in the Workplace – Am I Allowed To Take My Dog To Work? Allowing dogs into the workplace is a concept which is growing in popularity here in the UK. At Holidays4Dogs we [...]
Teaching Your Dog to ‘Leave’. Teaching the leave it cue is a useful exercise for your dog and it’s also really fun to do too. Most dogs catch on really quickly and [...]
Dog Walking Safety At Holidays4Dogs Off-lead walking is one aspect of responsible dog ownership, but many people still allow their dogs to run wild, disturbing nesting birds, [...]
Are Dogs Really As Clever As We Think? A study by researchers from the University of Exeter and Canterbury Christchurch University, calls into question emerging ideas about the [...]