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Dogs Trust is the UK's largest dog welfare charity and cares for 16,000
How to treat separation anxiety in Dogs Did you know that 10% of puppies and older dogs suffer from separation anxiety? |
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Deborah & Judy – Directors Proud Owners of: Toby / C.J / Mini & Venus (4 totally pampered cats) Having had over 25 years experience of caring for and owning dogs, Cats & Small animals, we are not only true animal lovers with firsthand experience, but understand the needs, requirements and expectations our clients have when having to leave there pet’s in the hands of Pet Care professionals. Having established one of London’s largest & most successful Pet Care agencies with thousands of trusted Carers & happy clients whom trust us with their pets & home daily. We have built loyal & lasting relationships we with our clients all round the world. Our Agency is proud of the high standards we set within the pet care industry. Dogs2mogs Carers We only select Carers who are fun, friendly and reliable pet lovers to join our team of pet care professionals. As part of the P4pets policy our Carers undergo the following before joining our agency Full vetting & screening process (including police checking) Training programme Fully insured All Carers are backed up with 24 hour support given by our experienced management team. |
Dog Poll
DOG FACTS
Dogs have many more sensory 'smelling' cells than a man's 5,000,000. A Dachshund has 125,000,000, a Fox Terrier 147,000,000 and an Alsatian (often used as a 'sniffer' dog) has 220,000,000.
The oldest reliable age recorded for a dog is 29 years, 5 months for a Queensland 'heeler' called Bluey in Victoria, Australia. The average dog lives to around 15 years of age.
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CAT FACTS
Cats will enjoy heat and sun exposure, humans will start to feel uncomfortable when their skin's temperature gets higher than about 44.5 °C (112 °F) cats don't start to show signs of discomfort until their skin reaches about 52 °C (126 °F).
A common belief says that cats always land on their feet; they usually do - but not always. A cat can reflexively twist its body and right itself using its acute sense of balance and flexibility. This is known as a cat 'righting reflex..
