Just a quick psa before we enter the warmer months: Heat stroke in dogs, is not uncommon - - especially in short faced dogs like bulldogs. Even on cool days they’re at risk. And especially in cars. I can post a longer video (let me know in comments if this would be helpful) about prevention/signs - but for now just remember this: Cool them first. That’s the priority. THEN go to the vet. And if possible, both at same time.

🐶 Try This With Your Dog This Week 👇 The “3-Minute Calm & Focus” Challenge Most dogs don’t actually need more exercise… they need more opportunities to think, focus, and succeed. This week, try this simple routine once a day: Three minutes of Engagement 🎯 Before walks or meals (or even better use their meal for the training!): - Say their name once - Reward eye contact - Take 2–3 steps backward - Reward when they follow you. You’re teaching: ✔️ Focus around distractions ✔️ Check-ins with you ✔️ Calm excitement instead of chaos 💡 Bonus Tip:Dogs that sniff, problem-solve, and use their brain regularly are often more fulfilled than dogs that only get physical exercise. Try it for 7 days and comment below how it went with your dog!

🐾 Weekly Dog Roll Call! 🐾 Sound off, pups! 📣 Drop your dog’s: 🐶 Name 🎂 Age 📍 Location 🦴 Favorite treat or toy 📸 Bonus points for a photo! This week’s question: 👉 What’s your dog’s funniest habit? Let’s fill the comments with wagging tails and good boys/girls! 🐕✨

Growing up when I’d watch a movie, it’s when animals are hurt - especially dogs because they are usually closest to the main human character- uggh. Would stick with me for years.😭 What is the saddest animal movie scene that has stuck with you?

In this week’s video we are following on from Monday’s challenge! ‼️ Remember you could use any trick or command your dog already knows but if you’d like a bit more of a challenge let’s teach our dogs a new trick together!