Before Stirling arrived (December 2025), we were prepared for a dog who would hide away and slowly come out to get to know us. Instead, the opposite happened. He immediately became my shadow; following me everywhere, even into the bathroom, and trying to rest his head on my lap while I was on the loo! I knew I had to put a stop to that gently, so I started by shutting him out of the bathroom and just talking to him through the door. Over time he began to follow a little les

If you or your vet do have any concerns, please speak to the team and we can ensure that you have all the information that you need and...

Introducing a new dog to resident dogs can feel overwhelming at first, but careful planning and patience are key...

Sonia Vaquera volunteers as part of our BU web team and is currently waiting for her new adopted pupstar Lia. Adopting an overseas pup...

In this post we want to draw your attention to our often overlooked senior pups.

Our behaviourist has put together an indispensable guide to settling in your new BU dog.

For our first post we would like to talk about bringing home a new cat into a home with a dog.