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10/07/2024

3 Risks UK Dog Owners Currently Face! 🐶

1. Higher Risk of Catching Parasites - Places with very dry vegetation where there are spikes can cause injuries and the spread of fleas and ticks or mosquito bites, which transmit serious diseases such as leishmania.

2. Increase in spider/snake bites - Due to higher temperatures and an increase outdoor activities spiders and snake bites are now a danger to your dog. Spider bites can cause necrotic lesions and allergic reactions, while snake bites can lead to severe pain, swelling, and life-threatening complications

3. Grass seeds causing irritation - Your pet may love bounding through the long grass but remember, during spring and early summer these grasses are seeding and these will get everywhere. The seeds pose no serious danger to your pet but they can be very uncomfortable and can easily get stuck in ears, muzzles and down their airways. Always check at the end of a walk and remove any seeds that you see.

What preventatives will you be putting in place?

06/07/2024

Do you remember? 🐕

03/07/2024

A Wednesday BOOP 🐽 🐶 from Ollie!

29/06/2024

Warm water is a danger to our furry friends! With the rise in temperatures across the UK it is now more important than ever to ensure your dog has clean, fresh, and cold water. Failing to do so can lead to infection, overheating, and improper hydration.

29/06/2024

Just a reminder 💚🐕

28/06/2024

Top 3 Most Dangerous Sports Dogs Can Participate In😱

1. Skijoring - Skijoring is a winter sport where a person on skis is pulled by one or more dogs. The skier wears a harness connected to the dogs, who pull them along snowy trails. It's a mix of skiing and dog sledding, popular in snowy regions for recreation and competition.

2. Surfing - Scores are based on the ride’s length, whether the dog reaches the shore on their board, technique and riding position, style, the wave’s strength, and the rider’s confidence.

3. Dock Diving - Dog dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool of water to compete for distance or height. It involves training dogs to run down a dock and leap into the water, aiming to achieve the longest or highest jump possible. It's a thrilling and competitive sport that tests a dog's athleticism and jumping ability.

What Sport Would Your Dog Be Good At? 💚👇

19/03/2024

Who did it best? 💚

19/03/2024

How many can you find?

19/03/2024

Here are 5 "Dog Hacks" that have SAVED MY LIFE! (start doing them!) 💚

1) Scent Infused Toys - Dogs are highly scent-driven animals, so infusing their toys with familiar scents can provide comfort and reduce anxiety, especially when they are home alone. Simply place a small cloth or piece of clothing with your scent (or their favourite scent) inside their toys before giving them to your dog.

2) DIY Slow Feeder - If your dog tends to eat too quickly, causing digestive issues or bloating, create a DIY slow feeder using a muffin tin. Place small amounts of food in each muffin cup, making it more challenging for your dog to gobble down their meal quickly. This encourages them to eat more slowly and promotes better digestion.

3) Paw Protection for winter - During winter months or in areas with hot pavement, protect your dog's paws by applying a thin layer of petroleum jelly or paw wax before walks. This helps create a barrier against ice, snow, salt, and hot surfaces, preventing discomfort and potential injuries.

4) Calming music playlist - Create a calming music playlist specifically for your dog to help reduce stress and anxiety, especially during thunderstorms, fireworks, or when left alone. Choose soothing instrumental music or specially designed pet relaxation tracks available on streaming platforms.

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19/03/2024

A breed all families SHOULD AVOID! 🚨🐶

As beautiful as they are, the Caucasian Shepard dog is not a breed families should be thinking of getting any time soon, putting this down to four reasons...

1) Independent Nature - These dogs can be quite independent and strong-willed. They may not always be as eager to please or trainable as some other breeds, requiring experienced handling and consistent training from an early age.

2) High Exercise Needs - While they are not as high-energy as some working breeds, Caucasian Shepherds still require regular exercise and mental stimulation to prevent boredom and potential destructive behaviours.

3) Aggression Potential - Without proper socialization and training, Caucasian Shepherds can exhibit aggressive tendencies towards other dogs or animals, especially if they perceive them as a threat to their territory or family.

4) Large Size - Caucasian Shepherds are a large and powerful breed, often weighing over 100 pounds. Their size alone can be intimidating, and they may unintentionally knock over small children or elderly family members during play.

🤔 What Breed do you think is the best for families?

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19/03/2024

We're not crying, you are! 🥹

There was this guy named Tom who shared an incredible bond with his Border Collie, Orion. It wasn't just a typical pet-owner relationship; it was a deep friendship that touched the hearts of everyone around them.

Tom came across Orion on a stormy day, a scared little pup seeking shelter. Tom took him in, and they quickly became inseparable pals. Tom, being a fan of stargazing, named him Orion after the constellation he admired so much.

Orion wasn't just smart; he was fiercely loyal, always there for Tom no matter what. People who knew them couldn't help but admire their strong connection, with Orion's name becoming synonymous with unwavering friendship and companionship.

As the years went by, their bond only grew stronger. When Tom eventually passed away, Orion stayed by his side till the very end, a silent but powerful testament to their enduring friendship.

Now, whenever someone looks up at the night sky and spots the Orion constellation, they are reminded of the incredible bond between Tom and Orion. It's a reminder that true friendships are precious and can weather any storm that life throws our way.

💚 Does your dog have a unique name?

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18/03/2024

💚 Ensuring your furry friend has a fresh dog bed is key to their health and happiness. Just like how we humans love clean sheets and a comfy mattress, dogs thrive on a clean, cozy spot to curl up...

But when should you change their bed exactly?

🐶 Here are 4 signs that your dog NEEDS a new bed.

1) Wear and Tear - Regularly inspect your dog's bed for signs of wear and tear. Look for frayed seams, flattened padding, or any damage that compromises the bed's structural integrity. If the bed shows significant wear, it may be time for a replacement.

2) Hygiene - Pay attention to the cleanliness of the bed. If your dog frequently has accidents on the bed, it may develop odors or stains that are difficult to remove even with washing. Mold, mildew, or persistent odors can also indicate that it's time for a new bed.

3) Health Concerns - If your dog has been ill, especially with conditions like parasites or skin infections, it's advisable to replace the bed to prevent reinfection or the spread of pathogens. Similarly, if your dog has allergies, a new bed with hypoallergenic materials may be beneficial.

4) Comfort and Support - Dogs, especially older ones or those with joint issues, may benefit from a new bed that provides better support and comfort. If your dog shows signs of discomfort while lying on the bed, such as stiffness or reluctance to use it, consider getting a bed with orthopaedic features or extra cushioning.

🤔 How often do you change your furry companions bed? Leave a comment below!

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18/03/2024

Understanding the difference between working dogs and pet dogs goes beyond what meets the eye. There are subtle underlying differences that set them apart in ways that are not immediately apparent. It's like recognizing the distinct notes in a melody that make each song unique.

Working dogs are wired differently, guided by instincts and training that give them a specific purpose beyond being a companion. These differences influence their behavior, needs, and interactions with their environment in ways that require a deeper understanding.

While both pet dogs and working dogs bring joy and companionship, acknowledging and respecting these hidden distinctions can lead to better care, training, and fulfillment for these special animals. It's like unlocking a deeper connection and appreciation for their unique roles in our lives and society, enriching both their world and ours in meaningful ways.

18/03/2024

'Don't worry, they are friendly!'...

A phrase we hear but sometimes DONT believe.

Encountering a dog walker can be frightening, especially when their is more than one fur ball on the end of the lead! The next time you come across a dog walker, be aware of the following 👇

⛰️ Surroundings - Keep visually aware of the surroundings you are in and check for other pedestrians, busy traffic, puddles, slopes etc. Doing so will help avoid unforgiving accidents and allow you to give adequate space to the dog walker.

🐕 Analyse Dog's Behaviour - Monitoring the dogs behaviour is crucial for more reasons than one. If the owner appears to be struggling DO NOT pet the dog or get ready for a chit chat. Simply move out of the way and either stop or walk past without interaction.

🗣️ Communication - Ask questions such as: 'Is He/She friendly?' or 'Do you want me to wait?'. By doing so, it will help you make more accurate decisions depending on the situation.

How do YOU handle encounters with other dog walkers? Leave a comment!

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21/12/2023

The Costly Reasons Why Your Dog Doesn't Consistently Listen to you ⬇️

1) Lack of Training or Inconsistent Training: Dogs need consistent training to understand commands and expectations. If training is inconsistent or non-existent, your dog may not fully grasp what is expected of them.

2) Distractions in the environment - Dogs are easily distracted, especially in new or stimulating environments. If there are other animals, people, or interesting scents around, your dog might have a hard time focusing on your commands.

3) Health Issues - Physical discomfort or health problems can affect a dog's behavior. If your dog is in pain or discomfort, they may not be as responsive to commands. It's essential to rule out any potential health issues with a vet check.

4) Lack of Positive Reinforcement - Dogs respond well to positive reinforcement. If your dog doesn't associate following commands with positive outcomes, they may be less motivated to listen. Make sure to reward good behaviour with treats, praise, or playtime.

5) Fear or Anxiety - If a dog is fearful or anxious, they may not respond to commands as expected. This could be due to past traumas, lack of socialization, or exposure to frightening situations. Creating a positive and secure environment can help alleviate these issues.

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20/12/2023

🐾 Unlocking Canine Bliss: The Art of Petting! 🌟 Did you know that the way you pet your pup can be a game-changer for your relationship? 🤔💖 Let's delve into the magic spots that trigger the release of oxytocin – the bonding hormone, creating an unbreakable connection reminiscent of the love between mothers and babies! 🌈👶✨

Base of the Tail 🚀: Dive into joy with a gentle rub at the base of the tail. Witness tails soaring in delight as oxytocin levels rise! 🌟🐕

Back and Shoulders 💆‍♂️: Treat your furry friend to a royal massage, soothing stress away and fostering a sense of calmness. It's like a spa day that your pup will thank you for with contented sighs! 🌿👑

Neck and Throat 🎶: Craft a symphony of serenity by tenderly stroking their neck and throat. Feel the harmony deepen your bond with every gentle touch. 🐾🎵

Ears 🐰: Unleash pure happiness with delicate ear scratches. It's the sweetest melody that resonates in their heart, bringing joy to both ends of the leash! 🎉❤️

Under the Chin 🍭: Immerse yourself in the sweetness of connection by petting under the chin. It's like offering a warm hug, building trust and love in every stroke. 🤗💕

Chest 💓: Reach the heart of the matter with chest pets. It's more than fur-deep; it's a direct line to their core, solidifying your unbreakable bond! 💖🐶

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19/12/2023

🐾 Wondering why your furball loves sleeping on their back? 🤔 It's all about comfort! Just like us, dogs have their favourite sleep positions, and chilling on their back is one of them. 🛌💤

🌡️ Need to cool down? Sleeping on their back helps dogs regulate body temperature. Less fur on the belly means better heat dissipation – and oh, it's too cute to handle! 🐶❄️

💖 When your pup sleeps on their back, it's a trust thing. That vulnerable position shows they feel safe and secure in their surroundings – a heart warming bond between you and your furry BFF. 🤗🏡

🐕‍🦺 In group settings, submissive dogs may flaunt the back-sleeping move to show respect to the bossier pals. It's their way of saying, "You lead, I'll follow!" 🤝🐾

😄 Playful pup? The back-sleeping stance is a joyous expression of their carefree spirit and love for life. Life's a party when you're a dog! 🎉🐾

😴 Muscle relaxation is key, especially during deep sleep. The back position lets your pup fully unwind and dream away in a state of complete relaxation. 🌙✨

🩹 Feeling achy? Sleeping on their back can bring relief by easing pressure on sore joints or muscles. It's their comfy way of saying, "Time to heal!" 🤕💖

❄️ Cool surfaces fan? If your dog's lounging on tile or hardwood, the back-sleeping style ensures they stay in cool contact, perfect for those warmer days! ☀️🐾

🐾 Each dog's unique – not all may be back-sleepers. If you notice changes or discomfort, a vet visit ensures your furry friend stays happy and healthy. Sweet dreams to your paw-tastic pal! 🌈🐶💤 🐾

19/12/2023

Mystical Connections: The Incredible story of Suryia and Roscoe 🥹

In the quiet corners of a South Carolina sanctuary, a tale unfolded that warmed hearts and defied the boundaries of species. So, my friend, lean in a little closer, and let me share with you the extraordinary friendship between Suryia the orangutan and Roscoe the dog.

Now, picture this sanctuary, a haven for the rare and endangered, where Suryia, a mischievous orangutan with eyes that sparkled like the morning sun, had made his home since he was a wee baby. Life was routine until one day, fate delivered a surprise named Roscoe—a scruffy, stray dog with a heart as big as his paws.

The sanctuary buzzed with curiosity as Suryia and Roscoe's friendship blossomed. It was like a script written by nature itself. They chased each other through the lush greenery, played hide-and-seek, and, believe it or not, took synchronized swims like a duo destined for stardom.

Imagine the scene: Suryia, with his long, orange arms, gently cradling Roscoe as they meandered through the sanctuary. It was a sight to behold, my friend, as if the laws of the animal kingdom had taken a break to make room for this unlikely companionship.

The keepers marveled at the bond, and visitors couldn't help but be enchanted. There was something magical about the way Suryia and Roscoe defied the odds, reminding us all that friendship knows no bounds. The Internet buzzed with their story, and soon enough, people from every corner of the world found solace in the heartwarming images and videos.

Suryia and Roscoe, in their own way, became ambassadors of a universal truth—that connections, like the roots of an ancient tree, can find their way even in the most unexpected places. Their story spread like wildfire, not just because it was adorable, but because it struck a chord deep within us all.

And so, my friend, as we sit here, imagining the sanctuary with its vibrant greenery and the laughter of Suryia and Roscoe echoing through the air, let's raise a toast to unlikely friendships and the beautiful reminder that, in this grand tapestry of life, love and companionship can bloom in the most unforeseen corners.

19/12/2023

Can dogs eat Apples? 🍎

Absolutely! Dogs can indeed enjoy the crisp and tasty goodness of apples. Packed with essential nutrients like vitamins A and C, along with fiber, apples make for a delightful and healthy treat for your furry friend.

When sharing apples with your dog, there are a few pup-friendly practices to keep in mind. Firstly, be sure to remove the seeds and core, as they contain traces of cyanide that can be harmful. Opt for sliced or diced pieces instead of whole apples to prevent any potential choking hazards. Moderation is key – while apples offer nutritional benefits, excessive consumption may lead to digestive issues.

Always tailor your dog's diet to their individual needs and consult with your veterinarian if your pup has any existing health conditions. It's a wonderful idea to observe your furry companion while introducing new treats like apples, ensuring a happy and positive experience.

So go ahead, share a moment of joy with your dog by treating them to a slice of apple – a wholesome and tasty snack that's not only delicious but also contributes to their well-being. After all, a happy and healthy pup is a cherished companion for life!

16/12/2023

🎄✨ Unleash the holiday joy with TrueLife Dogs' Special Christmas Giveaway!

🐾🎁 Us and are spreading the festive cheer with amazing prizes worth £134.95 for your furry friends! 🌟🐶

📆 Save the Date:

🎁 Start Date: 16th December

🎉 Closing Date: 24th December

🎊 Winners Announced: 1st January

🏆 Eligible Winners: 5 lucky pet parents!

🎁 Prize Package for Each Winner:

3-in-1 Dog Bowl 🍽️

Soft Waterproof Dog Blanket 🛌

Truelife Velvet Snug Spot Bed 🌈

Dog Lick Mat 🍯

Chuck it Glow in the Dark Ball 🌟

Dog Nail Clippers ✂️

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3️⃣ Send us the proof of completion of step 1 & 2 via Facebook or Instagram direct message

🔗 Find our social media links in the bio along with the giveaway details! Let's make this holiday season unforgettable for your furry friends! 🐾✨

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13/12/2023

Did you know that swift and safe tick removal is crucial for your furry friend's well-being? 🌿

Ticks can transmit diseases, and the faster they're gone, the better! 🕒

✨ So, be your pup's superhero and follow these quick steps to keep them happy, healthy, and tick-free! 🦸‍♂️🐕

Find a Quiet and Well-lit area:

Choose a calm and well-lit space to perform the tick removal. This will help keep your dog relaxed and make it easier for you to see the ticks.

Calm your dog:

Speak soothingly to your dog and gently pet them to keep them calm. If your dog is particularly anxious, enlist the help of a friend or family member to assist with the process.

Use fine tipped tweezers:

Hold the tweezers close to the skin's surface and grasp the tick as close to your dog's skin as possible. Be gentle to avoid crushing the tick, as this can increase the risk of disease transmission.

Remove the tick slowly and steadily:

With a firm grip on the tick, pull upward with steady, even pressure. Avoid twisting or jerking, as this can cause parts of the tick to break off and remain embedded in the skin.

Dispose of the tick properly:

Place the tick in a small container with a lid. If you're concerned about disease transmission, you can save the tick in a sealed bag or container and take it to your veterinarian for identification and testing.

Clean the bite area:

Using antiseptic solution and a cotton ball or swab, clean the bite area and your hands thoroughly. This helps prevent infection and ensures your safety.

Monitor your dog:

Keep an eye on your dog for the next few weeks for any signs of illness or changes in behavior. If you notice anything unusual, consult your veterinarian promptly.

12/12/2023

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11/12/2023

Are your puppy’s biting habits driving you mad?

Here’s how you can stop puppy biting and enjoy every moment with your loveable companion.

The Initial Nip.

🐾 Recognize that puppies explore the world with their mouths.

🐾 Respond calmly when bitten, substituting your hand with an appropriate chew toy.

🐾 Avoid loud reactions or punishment, as they may confuse your puppy.

The Aha Moment.

🐾 Acknowledge that puppy biting is a natural behaviour requiring redirection.

🐾 Invest time in training sessions for fundamental commands like "sit" and "stay."

🐾 Reinforce positive behaviour with treats, establishing good habits early on.

Double down on training commitments.

🐾 Enrol in a reputable puppy training class to acquire effective techniques.

🐾 Consistency is crucial; consistently reward good behaviour.

🐾 Consult with professionals if biting persists, ensuring a well-behaved furry friend.

Socialization is Key.

🐾 Facilitate playdates with other puppies to foster social skills.

🐾 Expose your puppy to diverse environments to boost confidence.

🐾 Well-socialized puppies are less likely to resort to biting when stressed.

11/12/2023

These are the 3 training exercises you should be doing with your dog everyday.

1) Leash Handling Skills - Leash handling skills are crucial for dog safety and effective training. They provide control in various environments, preventing potential dangers and facilitating positive socialization. Proper leash management helps owners comply with leash laws, avoiding legal issues. It also fosters a strong bond during walks, serves as a form of physical exercise, and establishes a sense of teamwork and leadership. In essence, mastering leash handling is essential for ensuring the well-being of dogs, promoting positive behaviours, and fostering a harmonious relationship between dogs and their owners in various settings.

2) Understanding Competing Behaviours - Understanding competing motivators in dogs is crucial for effective training and communication between dogs and their owners. Dogs are motivated by various factors such as food, play, social interaction, and the desire to explore their environment. Competing motivators refer to situations where different motivations may influence a dog's behavior, making it challenging for the owner to achieve the desired response.

For instance, a dog may be torn between the motivation to chase a squirrel (prey drive) and the desire to obey a recall command. Recognizing and addressing these competing motivators allows owners to tailor their training methods, use appropriate rewards or deterrents, and create a more focused and successful training environment. This understanding enhances the owner-dog relationship, improves obedience, and fosters a positive and cooperative dynamic between them.

3) Understanding Impulse Control - Understanding impulse control in dogs is vital for their safety, well-being, and effective training. Dogs with good impulse control are less prone to engaging in risky behaviors, contributing to a safer environment. This skill is foundational for successful training sessions, as dogs can focus better and learn commands more effectively. Teaching impulse control also prevents undesirable behaviors, fosters positive social interactions, and reduces stress. Beyond behavior management, it enhances the bond between dogs and owners, creating a cooperative and attentive relationship. Ultimately, impulse control is a key factor in promoting a safer, happier, and well-adjusted canine companion.

11/12/2023

Harmful things you do to your dog every single day! 🔽🐶

1) Giving them too much freedom...

Providing excessive freedom for a dog can lead to undesirable behaviours, safety risks, and hindered training. Without proper boundaries, dogs may engage in destructive habits, encounter hazards, and struggle with mental stimulation. Establishing reasonable limits ensures a balanced environment that promotes both physical and mental well-being.

2) Giving them too much love...

Excessive love for a dog, while well-intentioned, can lead to behavioural issues. Overindulgence may result in separation anxiety, dependence, and an inability to cope with solitude. Establishing a balance between affection and boundaries helps foster a healthy and independent mindset in dogs, contributing to their overall well-being.

3) Treating your dog like a human...

Treating a dog like a human can lead to behavioural problems. Dogs thrive on structure, clear communication, and understanding their canine nature. Humanizing may create confusion, stress, and hinder effective training. Respecting their instincts and providing appropriate guidance fosters a healthier and happier relationship.

11/12/2023

🐾✂️ Unleash the Paw-sibilities: Nail Care Edition! 🐾✂️

Hey pawesome pals! 🐶 Let's talk about a topic that might not be as exciting as chasing tails, but it's crucial for our furry friends – nail trims! 🦴✨

Imagine if you had to walk on stilts all day – not the comfiest, right? Well, that's kinda how it feels for our four-legged buddies when their nails are too long. Those little paws are their sneakers, and overgrown nails can be like wearing high heels in a mud puddle! Slippery AND uncomfortable.

But wait, there's more! Long nails can throw off your pup's balance, making them wobble like a clumsy canine ballerina. Not the elegant pirouette we were going for, right? 🩰💃

So, why trim those talons? It's not just about fashion, folks! Regular nail care keeps your furball strutting confidently, prevents painful paw problems, and saves your floors from a scratchy symphony. It's a win-win for everyone – including your favorite slippers! 🥿🐾

Remember, folks: happy feet, happy pup! ✨💅

11/12/2023

IT'S TIME!

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08/12/2023

Bring your dog unlimited joy this Christmas - we have put together 3 Recipes for Christmas Dog Treats that your furry friend will love. 🎄😍😋

07/12/2023

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07/12/2023

Is your beloved canine companion showing signs of distress? Keep a watchful eye for these 9 key indicators that may suggest your fur baby needs a visit to the vet. 👇

Persistent lethargy could be a signal of an underlying issue, sudden changes in appetite may point to health concerns, and irregular bathroom habits should be noted for potential insights into their well-being. If you observe excessive scratching or licking, it could be indicative of allergies or skin problems requiring attention. Abrupt weight loss or gain, persistent vomiting, and diarrhea are red flags that demand professional care. Difficulty breathing could signal respiratory issues, while unexplained lameness or pain may indicate injury or illness. Don't overlook abnormal changes in behavior or mood, as they can provide crucial clues to your dog's health. Remember, when in doubt, consulting your vet ensures your pup's well-being remains the top priority. 🩺🐶💙