PuppyGoGo Blog

Be it people, cars, smells or sounds, urban areas are full of stimuli. When out and about in the city with your pup, creating a positive walking relationship is a priority. This in mind, team PuppyGoGo sought insights from our dog walking community to come up with our top Do's and Don'ts when taking your dog for a walk in the city. Do's... Do include training when walking. Training your ...

Just like humans dogs vocalise as a method of communication. Unfortunately our neighbours are often the beneficiaries of your pup's communication techniques (re: barking) and this can often cause problems. So how do you solve the problem of the barking dog? The first step is understanding why dogs bark. As mentioned barking is a form of communication. Different styles of barking mea...

Hippity hoppity Easter time is near! One of the most popular long weekends on the calendar is almost upon us. To help you and your dog make the most of your time off over the holiday period, the team at PuppyGoGo have compiled a list of our top Easter dog tips. 1. Have Some Fun With Easter Photos Any excuse to take a photo of your pooch is a good excuse. Spending time with your beloved i...

Taking your dog for a walk to the park is a rewarding undertaking. Be you a pet owner or pet minder, dog walking is a great opportunity for you and your pup to both socialise and exercise.  To help you ensure you walk is both enjoyable and incident free, the team at PuppyGoGo have compiled the following list of useful tips: 1. Y...

Just like us our pet's wellbeing improves with regular exercise. We both benefit from eating nutritious foods and moving our bodies. Simple, yes, but it is all too often overlooked as an important part of your pup's routine. Exercise shouldn't be seen as a chore but an activity you can look forward to sharing with your dog. Spending active time with your pup is not only good for your waistline but...