Following on from my post earlier this month as I was about to embark on the next chapter of my own life, opening my new business I asked the question... 'Is anyone really interested in breeding lines or do they just want to own a dog that will win?????' Following on from my first blog post I had a lot of responses from aspiring and new breeders exhibitors explaining that they found it increasingly more difficult to obtain sound and credible advice from established and reputa

As I approach the opening of my own small dog related business after many years working in a variety of industries and coming full circle, I contemplate since my earlier days in the dog world 40 years ago how the approach to dog exhibiting and breeding has changed. Attitudes have certainly changed since I started out in the world of pedigree dog breeding and exhibiting but I am not sure if it is all for the best. When I was learning about dog breeding and understanding the im

Home Grooming Tips

Obesity prevents dogs from enjoying many physical activities; it also decreases speed and stamina and makes it more difficult for dogs to deal with heat. ... If the physical threats associated with obesity aren't enough, consider the behavioural aspects of a lack of exercise. Dogs are active by nature. For more guidance from the UK Kennel Club follow the link: www.thekennelclub.org.uk/getting...dog...dog/puppy-and-dog-walking