This issue explores the assumptions we make about breed traits, the importance of steadiness, self-regulation and prevention, and how dogs may experience unfamiliar everyday spaces such as lifts. We look at what to do when discovering a lump, focus on the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, and take a closer biological look at the coat, skin health, allergies, summer skin, canine massage and dietary sensitivities. We also introduce a new advice column with Sharon Bolt, and challenge the common myth of the so-called look of guilt.
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More than a Breed
- Steadiness, Control, and the Choices Our Dogs Make
- The Power of Prevention
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The Psychology of Lifts
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Discovering a Lump
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BREED FOCUS: Chesapeake Bay Retriever
- The Living Coat
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Why Allergies So Often Appear in a Dog’s Skin
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Summer Skin
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Itchy, scratchy wonky dog!
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Smarter Feeding
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CHARITY FOCUS: Dogs Friends
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Sound Dog Advice
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The Raw Guide
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The Look of Guilt
- Products & Lifestyle
- Latest News
