How Australia’s biggest dog is helping kids and elderly
At 130kg, Australia’s biggest dog has a huge soft spot for the most unlikely of companions — the elderly and schoolchildren.
At 130kg, Australia’s biggest dog has a huge soft spot for the most unlikely of companions — the elderly and schoolchildren.
Experienced trainers Ryan and Jen Tate reveal ways to recognise your dog’s subtle signs. Watch Part 1 of our special Dogs of Oz video series. WATCH THE VIDEO
They call it puppy love. And experienced dog trainer Ryan and Jen Tate share their tips on how to help your new puppy settle in quickly. Subscribe for a dollar a day for the Tate’s special four-part video series. WATCH THE VIDEO
A dog’s breed determines a significant portion of their personality and behaviour — so it’s a great way to determine how to match certain dogs with prospective owners. VIDEO SPECIAL
In a four-part video special, two of Australia’s top dog trainers Ryan and Jen Tate reveal to owners the best way to train dogs to get them to become well-behaved and friendly pets.
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Looking for a local dog-friendly beach, a pub where your four-legged friend is welcome, or a nearby off-leash park? SEARCH our ultimate one-stop doggie directory now.
Losing a pet to old age, an accident or illness is one of the hardest parts about being a pet owner. That is the take away message from Tony Squires and Ryan Tate, who share their stories on death and grief.
Love hanging out with your dog? Bark About, an Australia-wide directory with more than 1000 entries of dog-friendly attractions is your one stop shop or weird and wonderful ways to hang out with your hound. SEARCH THE DIRECTORY HERE.
Despite a tarnished reputation, Australia is in debt to dingoes. That’s the message from author-dog behaviourist Guy Hull. Learn out how he connects them to working dogs today and find the best dog-friendly activities near you.
Cannot get your pooch to “sit” or “roll over”, a renowned canine behaviour and training expert says it is not as hard as you think. See his tips and some of the best places to take your furry friend.
Forget about RoboCop, Millie is Australia’s first robo-dog with a 3D-printed front paw. See how she got to where she is and why greyhounds make such great pets.
Black Labrador Viking is sniffing up a storm for Fire and Rescue NSW as an accelerant detection canine. See how he is helping fire investigations, as well as the best dog-friendly activities near you.
While country dogs in drought-affected areas have joined Australia’s long-term unemployed, hardworking hounds are quickly adapting from livestock wrangler to companion of choice.
Dog parks are a ‘recipe for disaster’ according to a behavioural expert who says the way dog owners use them could be doing more harm than good. Check out his top tips, and find the dog breed best suited to you.
Bane the humping bulldog from Foxtel series Gogglebox is back in action for season 11 but sporting a new role. He is now a big brother, with stars Matty and Sarah Marie welcoming a baby boy.
If you have ever wanted to know how to train your puppy – or any dog for that matter – perfectly, here is your chance. Petbarn is sharing their five best tips. See the video, as well as the best dog-friendly places to take your pooch.
Therapy dog Mr Bojangles is changing lives by doing rounds at a nursing home and stroke unit. See the heartwarming video of this tail-wagging friend, as well as the best places to take your pooch.
When Commonwealth Games hopeful Ben Said started losing his vision, the teen thought all hope was lost. Now his guide dog Jontie goes with him everywhere, giving him a new lease on life. Find the best pet-friendly destinations near you.
From the first astronaut dog to the world’s oldest, these incredible pooches have carved out their place in history.
Who let the dogs out? Plenty of artists have, and featured dogs on the covers of their albums. Here’s a few of our favourites.
The current drought is one of the worst on record. Farmers are facing ruin across the country. For many, one constant has been helping during these trying times – their dogs.
Every year, men in uniform (firefighters, we salute you) strip down and grab some puppies to pose often in the name of charity. This is a gallery of pin-ups and Puppies. Proceed with caution.
Nostalgia warning: these dogs are so well-known and loved, they’re remembered by their first names. They are the pooches who have entertained, educated and opened our hearts through the years.
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