Winter can be gloomy, but our dogs have a remarkable ability to help lift our mood when the winter blues roll in.

Winter can bring our dogs dry, itchy, or sensitive skin. A few small changes can keep your dog’s skin & coat healthy.

There’s something truly special about being a dog mum. Let’s take a moment to celebrate them.

Some days it rains sideways & heading to the park with your dog is not going to happen. But just because the weather’s miserable your dog doesn't have to be.

While we’re very much a dog-loving bunch here, we’ve got a special place in our hearts for those feline family members too.

Let’s be honest - when it’s dark by 5pm, heading out for a walk is the last thing you want to do - but you can make winter walks cosier for both of you.

When it’s too wet or cold to play outside, enrichment can give your dog the mental stimulation & problem-solving challenges they need indoors this winter.

Matariki signals the Māori New Year. It's a time for loved ones & for many of us, our dogs are not just pets - they’re whānau.

Colder weather, shorter days, & time indoors can affect your dog’s physical & mental wellbeing. So, what can you do to keep them happy through winter?

Heading away for the weekend or planning a fun day trip with your dog? Packing the right things for your pup ensures a fun adventure for you both.

We all know dogs thrive on belly rubs, treats, and walkies - but did you know that routine plays a big role in keeping your pup calm and content?

Pink Shirt Day is a reminder that kindness costs nothing. It's also the perfect time to reflect on how we can make the dog community a little brighter.

It’s New Zealand Sign Language Week, and our dogs are brilliant at reading our body language and can be taught sign-based commands too. 

Being a dog mum is no small task. Mother’s Day is the perfect time to recognise the dog mums in your life.

Autumn in Aotearoa is the perfect time to explore with your pup, whether you’re after a scenic weekend adventure or a local stroll to sniff every leaf.

Easter isn’t just about chocolate eggs and hot cross buns for the humans - we've got easter enrichment ideas for the dog to get involved too.

Autumn makes dog adventures even more special. It’s also the perfect time to update your dog's tag with a design just for the season.

Whether you're all about those cosy vibes or love hitting the road, we’ve rounded up four must-do autumn activities for you and your pup.

The annual Rollickin Gelato Pride Dog Walk is strutting its way through Ōtautahi once again, and we can’t wait to be part of it.

We’re excited to launch our 4th annual pride collection for dogs and their humans! This collection is all about showing off your pride in style.

If you're looking for the perfect bar in Christchurch to visit with your pup, look no further than Sprig and Fern Merivale. 

Spring is a beautiful time of year, but for our dogs spring also brings seasonal allergies, especially those related to grass.

If you're a dog parent in Christchurch looking for the perfect spot to grab a drink or meal with your pup, let us introduce you to No.4 Bar and Restaurant.

Winter has its charms, but for dog owners, it often means dealing with muddy paws, dirty fur, and messy accessories.

Christchurch has a number of dog friendly cafes where our pups are allowed indoors. Here are some of our favourite dog friendly cafes near the city centre.

Bringing your dog to work can be a fun experience for you and your dog, but it’s important to follow office dog etiquette.

More Kiwi companies are bringing dogs into the office which brings a range of benefits to employees and the workplace. 

Reed diffusers have become popular for ridding the home of pesky dog smells, but are they safe to use around your dog?

Bully sticks and steer sticks are loved by dogs, but there are some key differences between the two.

As autumn is in full swing with bright colours and cooler temperatures, it's important to think of how this season affects your dog. 

Rope toys are more than just a fun toy for dogs. Did you know they also help your dog's dental health?!

Looking for dog friendly camping spots in Tasman? Here are our top three picks of places to camp with your dog. 

As autumn arrives and the leaves change colour, it's the perfect time to capture some photos of your dog.

As someone who's navigated puppyhood twice before, let me share some insider tips to help you survive puppy parenting.

Grain-free diets for dogs have become popular. What does that mean, and are grain-free dog treats the right choice for your dog?

Dogs often engage in burrowing and digging. Enter the world of burrow toys – the solution that entertains and satisfies your dog's urge to burrow and dig.