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Let’s face it: we all think our dogs have a distinct personality and it’s usually a personality that conforms to the larger breed. So with that in mind, what do our dogs say about us? (Note, this is largely tongue-in-cheek and by no means an exhaustive, scientific list. BeaglesWith a nose for the tiniest detail, beagles and their owners are often the inquisitive sort and are not afraid to stir up trouble either! BoxersGot bags of energy? Never able to sit still? You’re likely to be a Boxer lover then. Boxers like nothing more than getting outdoors, meeting… Read More

Exercise in the fresh air benefits us all. And of the best ways to spend your time outside? With your dog at your side. What sort of exercise can you do? Well, running, biking, hiking and even rollerblading are all viable options (no, we’re not talking about the traditional walk in this article). But it’s important to have a few safety measures in place. So, without further ado, let’s dive into the tips you’ll want to keep in mind to ensure everything goes smoothly. Avoid exercise with your dog when it’s raining – or too hotSlippery conditions could… Read More

Remember that rambunctious puppy of yours that never tired of running around outside? Chances are, as she’s gotten older and entered the final years of her life, her thirst for exercise has dramatically reduced. Not only do older dogs begin to lose energy, their bodies begin to fail them too. Joints ache, bodies get sore, and the morning walk begins to lose its sheen. That said, exercise is still important for seniors – it just needs to be managed correctly. Here are a few pointers to help make sure you do just that – and a few other things… Read More

2019 has come and gone and with it, a new decade has arrived. It’s the perfect time, then, to take stock of your role as a doggy parent, and to focus on the things you can do better. Because we can all do better – right? Resolution #1: Get more exercise with your dogA daily dose of walking, running and play-time does wonders for your dog’s mind – and it’s great for you too. This year, endeavor to take your dog on a walk every day after work. Being out in the open air will clear your mind and… Read More

2020 is here and a new decade is upon us, but in the middle of the Festive swing, work, travel and family commitments can all get in the way of being the best doggy parent possible. Sometimes it’s necessary to leave your dog alone for a period of time. But no matter – in these situations, dog boarding is a great solution. What is dog boarding?Dog boarding facilities are set up to give your dog a comfortable space to live in when their owners need to head away from home. Here at Under One Woof, we’ve been operating dog… Read More