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Useful Dog Tips

Dog Walking Hazards: In The Park

As idyllic as it can be, however, the park does come with its fair share of hazards that owners should actively be aware of in relation to their dogs.

21st August 2021

Dog Barking? Tips to stop my dog barking

In this article we break down why your dog barks, how to prevent them and quickly stop them from barking.

21st August 2021

Basic Dog Training: 5 Commands All Dogs Should Know!

Here at Tailster we have put together a list of basic dog training tips to help you teach your four legged friend the essentials! Dogs bring so much joy to our lives even when they are causing chaos, but sometimes obedience problems can get out of hand. Read on to find out more on basic dog training.

21st August 2021

A guide to your new pet with Pets at Home vet, Dr Karlien Heyrman

Here at Tailster, we don’t think there’s a more exciting time than when you first bring a new pet into your home. Whether you’re bringing home a middle-aged rescue mutt or a new-to-the-world kitten, there’s plenty to consider in the few weeks of your journey into pet parenthood. We caught up with trusted Pets at Home vet, Dr Karlien Heyrman to get the lowdown on how to get your new pet settled.

21st August 2021

Can Cats And Dogs Really Live Together?

One of the biggest myths that we’ve adopted is that dogs and cats are mortal enemies. We seem to harbour the illusion that, as soon as they’re in the same room together, all hell will break loose and it’ll be a fight to the death. However, this is just simply not the case.

21st August 2021

Do you know what pet body language means?

Find us a pet owner who has never wished their pet could speak to them– you’ll be hunting for quite some time. But really, our pets are constantly communicating with us. They just speak in pet body language rather than plain English. Need a helping hand deciphering what they’re trying to tell you? Just keep reading.

21st August 2021

Separation Anxiety in Dogs | How Can You Treat It?

We all know our pets hate it when we start packing our bags to jet off on holiday, but if their behaviour becomes especially disruptive it may be due to a bigger issue. Separation anxiety in dogs is particularly common and is triggered by unresolved attachment issues. Read on to find out more about separation anxiety in dogs.

21st August 2021

5 Easy Tricks You Can Teach Your Dog Today

Training A Dog Can Be A Fulfilling Process, But Is No Easy Task. Each And Every Trick Requires Time, Patience And Dedication. To Give You A Helping Hand (Or Paw..?!), We’ve Decided To Put Together A List Of 5 Easy Dog Tricks That You Can Teach Your Companion!

21st August 2021

Here’s How To Adopt A Failed Service Dog

Service dogs are so valuable that, in all honesty, we wouldn’t be able to live without them.For those that are successful, the service dog world is their oyster, but for the remaining few it’s a different story…

21st August 2021

Why Do Dogs Run In Circles?

Why do dogs run in circles? As the UK’s most popular pet, dogs have a whole number of endearing (if not slightly odd) qualities that we can’t help but love. We find out more about this specialty.

21st August 2021

How To: Stop Your Dog Pulling On The Lead

Whether it’s your own dog doing their best to separate your arm from its socket or you’re caring for somebody else’s pup, a dog that pulls on the lead sucks the fun out of dog walking. Wehave some Tailster Tips to help you tackle this common problem.

21st August 2021

5 common mistakes when introducing reptiles to dogs – and how to avoid them!

When introducing a dog and a reptile to one another, the situation can quickly go awry if either animal is not comfortable with the other. Here’s 5 tips to deal with the situation.

20th August 2021

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