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When we first started boarding dogs, we had no idea it would lead us to becoming qualified trainers. At the time, we simply loved dogs and wanted to create a home where they could feel safe and comfortable while their owners were away. But as the years passed, and as we spent day after day surrounded by dogs, we started to see things differently...

At Lola’s House, we do things a little differently. Unlike large-scale dog daycares where playgroups can be chaotic and unpredictable, we provide a structured, calm, and home-like environment where every dog is given the attention, space, and routine they need to thrive. Our approach is built on trust, understanding, and years of experience...

As dog owners, we often see our pets coming home from walks, looking exhausted, and we assume they’ve had a great time. We think, "A tired dog is a happy dog." But is this always true? Just because your dog looks worn out doesn’t necessarily mean they had an enjoyable experience. In fact, there’s a growing concern around pack walking...

When your dog suffers from pancreatitis or colitis, it’s challenging for both of you. These conditions cause significant discomfort and require careful management, but with the right care and preventive measures, you can help your dog live a happier, healthier life...

In recent years, dog owners have increasingly turned to holistic approaches for training their canine companions. Gone are the days when training focused solely on obedience and discipline; today, many pet parents are recognizing the value of addressing their dogs’ overall well-being...

Owning a dog is one of life's greatest joys, but it also comes with significant responsibilities. One of the most important decisions you can make as a dog owner is to keep your dog on a lead during the first 12 months of their life. While it may be tempting to allow your puppy the freedom...

As our canine companions age, their needs and behaviours change, requiring adjustments in how we care for them. Just like humans, elderly dogs may face a range of health issues, including cognitive decline.

One significant condition that affects older dogs is Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD)...

Summer is a wonderful time for outdoor adventures, but the rising temperatures can pose a serious threat to our furry friends. Dogs are especially vulnerable to heat, as they don't sweat like humans do and can quickly become overheated. As a responsible pet owner...

In today's fast-paced world, the concept of "doing nothing" is often seen as a waste of time. This cultural shift, characterized by relentless consumerism, the perpetual busyness of younger generations, and the ceaseless demands of modern life...

In the realm of pet care, ensuring our furry companions lead healthy, active lives is paramount. Much like humans, dogs benefit immensely from regular exercise, both physically and mentally. However, not all exercises are created equal...

Dogs, our ever-loyal companions, share many similarities with us, including the need for adequate sleep. While we often focus on providing our furry friends with good nutrition and regular exercise, the significance of quality sleep for their overall well-being cannot be overstated...

Dogs, often referred to as man's best friend, have been companions to humans for thousands of years. One of the most enduring aspects of this relationship is the deep bond that forms between dogs and their owners.

Ensuring our furry friends receive a balanced diet is crucial for their overall health and well-being. Just like humans, dogs enjoy snacks, but it's essential to choose treats that are not only tasty but also nutritious...

We have decided to do something a little bit different for this month’s article. Outlined below are 24 different jobs that dogs can be trained to perform. One for each day leading up to Christmas....

Fireworks displays are a dazzling spectacle for humans, marking celebrations and special occasions. However, for our canine companions, the explosive sounds and bright lights can be a source of great distress.

Crufts, often touted as the world's greatest dog show, is a spectacle that attracts dog enthusiasts from all over the world. With its elaborate displays of purebred canines, impressive agility competitions...

In recent years, there has been growing concern over the issue of dog attacks, particularly those involving XL Bullies. XL Bullies, a variant of the American Pit Bull Terrier...

There is a lot of information out there regarding what we should feed our dogs and how different foods can often be bad for them. Navigating all of this and coming out with a feeding regime that you and your dog are happy with, which is healthy and...

Lumps and bumps on dogs can be a common concern for pet owners, the first one I can say from experience is particularly distressing, especially if you aren't aware of what a potentially dangerous lump appears like. These masses can range from harmless cysts...

Teaching your dog a new command is a great way to enrich their life, as well as, bonding with them. It is a myth that an old dog can’t learn a new trick...

Resourcing guarding of a bed can sometimes be a very serious problem for our dogs and can be a point of tension in the household where they live. It is a confusing behaviour for humans since we don't all share this inclination with dogs...

Recall is the term used by dog owners/trainers to describe a dog’s ability to return to their owner at the sound of a whistle or noise when off lead. For some owners, who only walk their dog on lead, recall training might not be appropriate...

Resource guarding toys is a common behaviour in dogs but not as usual as resource guarding food, since it is a vital resource and toys aren't. However, for some dogs toys are a crucial part of the fun... 

All dog guardians will be aware that one of the responsibilities of choosing to take care of a dog is to make sure they get enough walking. Daily walks are a great way to stimulate your dogs’ senses and make sure they get plenty of exercise...

Resource guarding is a common issue that a lot of dog owners face with their dogs, even from a very young age. Essentially, some dogs find it anxiety producing and scary when they perceive a resource, such as food or their bed...

Have you ever seen that little claw on the inside of your dog’s paw that doesn’t touch the ground when they are standing up? That is their dewclaw and although it is only small and doesn’t look like it does much...