Gear & Reviews
Poo Bags: What Actually Matters
Thickness, the compostable labelling question, and what your dog's output is telling you while you are down there. Includes affiliate links.
Category: Gear & Reviews
Honest looks at leads, harnesses, toys and beds — including what to skip.
Gear & Reviews
Choosing a Dog Shampoo (And Using It Properly)
Match the shampoo to the skin, dilute it, and leave it on. Two of those three are where most people go wrong. Includes affiliate links.
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Winter Gear: Coats, Boots and Visibility
Which dogs genuinely need a coat, whether boots are worth the fight, and the safety item most owners skip. Includes affiliate links.
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Keeping a Dog Cool: What Works and What Is Marketing
Cooling mats, vests, bandanas and paddling pools — what actually removes heat from a dog, and what just feels like it should. Includes affiliate links.
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Head Halters: Real Control, With Rules
The most control per gram of any walking equipment, and the most frequently used badly. How to fit one, condition it, and when it is the right answer. Includes affiliate…
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Water on Walks: Bottles, Bowls and How Much to Offer
Why puddles and streams are a bad idea, how much water to offer after exercise, and what actually works for carrying it. Includes affiliate links.
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Travel Gear for Dogs: Car, Camping and Days Out
Restraint that is actually crash tested, water on the move, and the things worth keeping permanently in the boot. Includes affiliate links.
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Baby Gates and Puppy Pens: Management Beats Training
Most puppy problems are prevented rather than trained away, and a gate is the cheapest training tool you will ever buy. Includes affiliate links.
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Storing Dog Food Properly (It Matters More Than You Think)
Kibble goes stale within weeks of opening, and rancid fat is a genuine cause of dogs going off their food and getting upset stomachs. Includes affiliate links.
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Building a Dog First Aid Kit
What to buy, what each item is for, and the things people put in kits that they should not. Includes affiliate links.