The Canine HubWhen temperatures soar, skipping the walk isnât lazyâitâs smart. With the mercury rising to 30°C and beyond, itâs simply not safe to head out for your usual walk. But that doesnât mean your dog has to be bored, frustrated or bouncing off the walls. There are plenty of ways to keep them mentally engaged, gentlyâŚ
At The Canine Hub, we always say that training is a two-way conversation â but half the time, the dog is âtalkingâ with their body, not their voice! Learning to understand canine body language is one of the most powerful skills you can have as a dog owner. Itâs not about memorising a checklist. ItâsâŚ
Got 10 minutes and a dog with energy to burn? You donât need fancy equipment or loads of space to give your dog a mental and physical workout. These 5 simple games are perfect for daily enrichment, training reinforcement, and good old-fashioned fun. Try one a day this week and watch your dogâs tail wagâŚ
Spring is in the airâbuds are blooming, birds are singing, and your dog is probably itching to sniff every fresh blade of grass. But before you let them explore freely, itâs worth knowing that some of the most beautiful spring plants are also some of the most dangerous for dogs. In this post, weâll cover:âŚ
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