A puppy explores with its mouth, nose and paws, so every pot, planter and garden bed deserves a safety check. Indoor greenery can brighten a flat in Melbourne,…
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Puppy digging is a normal behaviour, but it can quickly turn a neat backyard into a collection of craters. Young dogs dig to explore smells, release energy,…
A wet chin can be part of ordinary puppy life. Young dogs may produce extra saliva when they are teething, excited, travelling in the car, chewing a tasty…
Puppy toys collect much more than slobber. Bits of kibble, dirt, shed fur, grass, sand and moisture can settle into seams and textured surfaces, creating a…
Loud bangs, rolling thunder and sudden flashes can make an otherwise confident puppy hide, shake, bark or race around the house. Young dogs are still learning…
A dog door can give a puppy more freedom, make toilet training easier and reduce the number of times you need to open the back door. It is especially useful…
The first leash you buy for a puppy often seems like a minor detail. In practice, its length affects how clearly you can guide your dog, how much freedom your…
Swimming can be a rewarding activity for a puppy, particularly during a hot Australian summer. A calm paddle may help build confidence, provide gentle…
A first grooming appointment can be a positive milestone in your puppy’s early socialisation. The visit may involve much more than a bath and haircut: your…
Australian sunshine can be wonderful for a growing puppy, but intense ultraviolet radiation can damage exposed skin surprisingly quickly. A puppy may burn on…