Made a quick vid about sting-y flying things this time of year. 🐝 Bees. Wasps. Do I chomp the flying thing. Cookie once stepped on a massive wasp. It got tied up in her little feet fur. I am still traumatised. Drop your dog’s name + one thing they absolutely cannot be trusted around🤔

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.

A surprisingly low % of people typically identify their dog as carrying too much weight. I mean, there's a serious mismatch. Why is this? Social norms, for one. And it's nobody's fault. So why does this happen? I dive into this issue - that affects over 1/2 of dogs in the US, UK and other counties around the world - right here in this Youtube video with the incredibly cheesy thumbnail photo 😆.

You might have seen Bear, the koala detection dog, has just retired. Such an amazing dog. I actually worked with him and his team during the Australian bushfires. What it was really like on the ground is something I’ve never really shared. The people, the animals, and the true reality (and those that give me hope). I’m doing a live session next week - I'm taking you behind-the-scenes during a rescue, as I had a camera with me on the ground. Wednesday, 7 PM UK / 2 PM ET. It’s already in the calendar above 👆 This is normally part of the premium campfire, but I’ve opened this one up.

Find out April 1st as we go deep into what it was REALLY like, on the ground in search and rescue, during the Australian bushfires. Premium campfire open to all next week. Wednesday April 1 2pm EST / 7pm UK Invite here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/-nsMdXEZQiOm6r3RpARsyg