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Dogs bring so much to our lives. So much so, that we almost take for granted what benefits our four legged family bring to our lives, outside of their unbelievable cuteness obviously! Below are the top 10 perks of dog ownership, that we often don't even recognise!

Although possible, training your feline friend is a much bigger task than training any canine family members!

It’s important to start with incredibly basic first steps which reward positive behaviour and discourage the negative.

For the most part, how you train a cat versus how you train a dog will be quite different.

Ghosts, ghouls and the paranormal aren’t the only things scary about Halloween. This time of year can be incredibly stressful and frightening for the dogs in our lives too; unexpected...

Feline friends undoubtedly make fantastic companions and you all seem to agree, with over 7.5 million cats in the UK today! The important thing to remember though, is to make sure that if you are thinking about adding a four legged member to your family, that you select the right breed; a breed that will suit your lifestyle, your home and the needs of your family.

Does your dog have selective hearing? Not only can this be incredibly frustrating, but it can also be somewhat dangerous, as your communication may often keep your dog out of harms way but stopping him running into the road or preventing him from eating something that may well be harmful to him!

September is Happy Healthy Cat Month so we’ve pulled together some tips to help all of our cat parents make sure their feline companions are as happy and healthy as...

As pet parents, we like to think that we know our beloved pooches well enough to know what they’re thinking or what they want/need from a single glance or mannerism, but do we really?

Thinking of getting a pet? Or perhaps you already have one and have very quickly realised your home is not what you might deem as "pet prepped"?

We all know just how curious and sometimes just downright nosey our beloved cats and dogs can be and so, if not only for their own safety, it’s so important for us to make sure that we “pet-proof” our homes.