Nutrition
No, dogs should not eat human biscuits. Certain ingredients found in biscuits, such as chocolate and nuts, can be highly toxic to dogs if ingested.
No, dogs should not drink tea. Whilst it may seem harmless, tea can cause digestive upset in dogs. It is always best to opt for water as their source of hydration.
Lifestyle
Dogs’ reactions to mirrors vary from dog to dog. Generally speaking, most dogs do not recognise themselves in the mirror.
Yes, dogs can dream. You might notice your dog twitching, moving their paws, or making sounds while asleep, these are all signs that they're deep in dreamland.
Breeds
Toy breeds are small-sized dogs that are characterised by their petite stature, generally weighing around 5 to 15 pounds and standing at 6 to 12 inches tall.
Behaviour & Training
Yes, dogs can get jealous. Dogs are known for their strong bonds with their family and protection against their possessions, such as food and toys.
Yes, dogs like music. Certain genres, such as classical and reggae, can have a soothing effect which is perfect for dogs with separation anxiety.
Yes, in some circumstances dogs will need suncream. Dogs with thin and light-coloured coats are especially prone to sunburn.
It varies from dog to dog but, generally most dogs enjoy playing in the snow. The unusual texture and crisp smell provides the perfect playground for them.
Dogs, much like us, have different personalities and preferences. Some pups may relish the warmth of a good cuddle, while others might find it uncomfortable.
Shih Tzus, Pugs and French Bulldogs are all examples of brachycephalic dogs, commonly known as flat-faced dogs.
From the saggy skin of the Bulldog to the iconic wrinkles of the Shar-Pei, there are many breeds that are full of these adorable folds.
Whether or not dogs have the ability to smile is still up for debate. Many pup parents insist that they've seen their dog express happiness through a smile.
Not all houseplants are suitable for homes with dogs, some can be toxic if ingested. However, there are plenty of dog-friendly varieties to choose from.
Tips on how to make mealtimes great with Butternut Box.
From Bulldogs to Shih Tzus, Newfoundlands to Pugs, here are our top 10 picks of the calmest breeds known to dog-kind.
Among the smartest dog breeds are Border Collies, Poodles and German Shepherds. These breeds need a significant amount of mental stimulation to keep them happy.
Some of the most popular dog breeds originated from Scotland, such as the wee Westie. Many were bred to help with hunting and farming.
From sloppy kisses to sofa cuddles, some dogs take their role as man's best friend very seriously. Here are our picks of the top 10 friendliest dog breeds.
Puppies
It's really important to make bath time a positive experience for your pup. Specialist puppy trainer Meera is here to help with all the advice you need.
While Labradors will chow down on anything, Poodles can be picky. Your Labradoodle could go either way, but still needs proper nutrition and portion control.
The combination of a curious Cocker Spaniel and fussy Poodle can make Cockapoos difficult to feed. It's best to choose a dog food with lots of flavour options.
Cavapoos are a lively, energetic breed that will need a diet rich in protein and vegetables to support their development and help to maintain a healthy weight.
Never in history has a Labrador said no to a treat, meaning they can easily overeat. That's why these loveable pooches need a controlled and satisfying diet.
Yes, dogs can eat mushrooms in controlled quantities. However wild mushrooms and other varieties can be harmful so it's important to be mindful of this.
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