For many dogs, taking them for a walk in the woods and trying to get their attention is the equivalent of standing a child next to the world’s biggest chocolate fountain and expecting them to ignore that and have their full attention on you… it isn’t happening! These kinds of environments, such as the […]
The dogs we rehome will have never lived with cats (or other small animals) before and, with their high prey drive, they can sometimes find it difficult to control themselves – resulting in cats being barked at and chased. Although we can cat test any dog that is going to a home with a
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Dogs and children can be great friends and having a dog can help children develop kindness, understanding and respect for living things. Dog companionship can improve a child’s social skills with people, while caring for a pet can encourage responsibility. Children can quickly learn to treat the dog as part of the family, but
The spoon theory was originally created and used by people suffering from chronic illnesses. In short, a person has a certain amounts of spoons each day when they wake up. Each task or activity takes up a certain amount of spoons and when they have used up their spoons, they need time to rest and recharge.
