Summer can be tough on our dogs—especially with rising temperatures and strong sun. In this blog, we share practical tips to keep your dog cool, safe, and happy in the heat. From cooling mats and shady walks to recognising the signs of heatstroke, this guide covers it all. Whether you're staying home or heading out, make sure your dog is ready to enjoy summer safely

Summer can be challenging for reactive dogs — hotter weather, busier streets, and changes in routine can all add up. But with a few simple adjustments, you can help your dog feel calmer and more in control. From planning quieter walks to building focus with easy games, these tips will help reduce stress and strengthen your bond. A calmer dog means more enjoyable outings and a more peaceful summer for the whole family.

When it comes to dog training, many dog guardians picture long, formal sessions full of repetition and commands. But what if we told you that just one rep a day—yes, one!—can do more for your relationship with your dog than an hour of rigid drills?