Ticks can become a potential hazard to your dog, particularly during Spring and Autumn. Ticks are little parasites that leech blood from your dog. They burrow into your dogs skin and drink their blood, and can grow to the size of a pea. Read More →
As many of you know, SeBPRA held it’s first fun dog show on Saturday 25th May. The aim of the show was to raise much needed funds for SePBRA and to give dog owners the opportunity to have a good old day out with their dogs!Read More →
Natural dog treats are undoubtedly great for our dogs, but they do tend to come with a price tag. Read more on how to give your dog healthy treats at a more affordable priceRead More →
As summer approaches, we all love to be outside having fun in the sun with our dogs, but it’s incredibly important to make sure we keep them safe tooRead More →
Adopter and certified DogFit trainer, Lara Trewin, shares her passion for Canicross and why it’s great for working dogsRead More →
Adopter Steph tells us about her experiences integrating her setter Larry with the resident cat, Betty. Read More →
Petlog reports that there are currently 70,000 pets missing in the UK. 16,122 dogs were reported missing between 2003 and 2014 and are still missing, leaving behind distraught owners. 1 in 10 owners experience their dog going missing- either stolen or run away.Read More →
Shaving a double coated dog, like setters and brittanys, can permanently damage their fur and, contrary to popular belief, it does not help keep them cool in summer. Groomer Liz tells us why not to shave our setters. Read More →
While early socialisation is important, it’s never too late to start and should always be part of your dog’s normal routine. Here’s some reasons whyRead More →
Last year we helped rehome over 140 dogs in the UK that had previously been abandoned in Spain. However, there are still many dogs waiting for their chance at family life. It is estimated between 50,000 and 150,000 dogs are abandoned in Spain each year. To help us achieve our goal, we need your support.Read More →