Bond with your dog

A s we edge closer to spring, I find myself daydreaming about morning walks that no longer require five carefully chosen layers just to stay warm. That said, I’m far less confident that a change in se

WHILE our canine companions may keep us on our toes with muddy paws and rambunctious play, any owner would agree that they have an extraordinary way of giving us a boost. It’s not news that pets come

Would your horse choose you? Emma Massingale shares some small routine changes to strengthen your bond and become the human they want to be with

LONDON’S MOST EXCLUSIVE SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, CLUBS, HOTELS AND HOMES ARE WELCOMING CANINE COMPANIONS LIKE NEVER BEFORE. FROM ANNABEL’S AND LIBERTY TO SCOTT’S AND J SHEEKEY, ALEXANDRA GOSS DISCOVERS TAILS WAGGING ACROSS TOWN, AND SEEKS ADVICE FROM THE CAPITAL’S MOST IN-DEMAND BEHAVIOURIST

Could you give an older dog a second chance, asks Carolyn Menteith

In 1978 the charity, Dogs Trust, launched the iconic slogan “A Dog is for Life, not just for Christmas”. This slogan still exists today, although it has been shortened to “A Dog is for Life.” It’s a m