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We’ll keep you up to date with everything from our heart-warming partnership stories, to top tips from our Dog Welfare team.
You can also find out who’s been supporting us and see how our volunteers help out. Maybe you could feature here soon? Email news@caninepartners.org.uk if you’ve got a story to share!
Here are some tips for supporting your dog during the firework season. Recognising signs of stress Look out for signs of fear or anxiety in your dog around firework season: Trembling or shaking Restlessness and pacing Destructive behaviour Hiding Panting or lip smacking Seeking attention Whining or barking Attempts to escape Loss of house training … read more
Posted 2 months ago
Meet Leslie, one of our volunteers who is helping guide puppies on their journey to become life-changing assistance dogs. Leslie from Leicestershire, has been volunteering with us for three years, since losing his beloved wife. He welcomed his first puppy, Candy, four months later. After 18 months, Candy left for Assistance Dog Training. Leslie recalls … read more
Posted 2 months ago
In April 2009, everything changed for Jane when she became seriously unwell with a spinal abscess and meningitis. Her husband, Richard, was told she was unlikely to survive overnight. But against all the odds, she did. Three months in hospital was followed by five months in a spinal rehab unit. When Jane finally came … read more
Posted 3 months ago
Keeping tails wagging this Winter From icy mornings to shorter days, winter brings extra challenges for our four-legged friends. Hayley, our Veterinary and Wellbeing Manager, had shared top tips for keeping dogs happy and healthy during the cold weather. Winter walkies Cold weather can be a shock, especially for some coat types (such as greyhounds), … read more
Posted 3 months ago
Follow our guide to make a super fun and easy festive snuffle mat!… read more
Posted 3 months ago
Our dogs love to explore the world with their mouths, but this curiosity can sometimes put them in danger. As the seasons change, autumn and winter bring new sights smells, and textures for them to investigate – some of which can be harmful. Fallen conkers and acorns can cause stomach upset or blockages, while fungi … read more
Posted 3 months ago
