Tag: Dog-towels

  • Fleas and ticks prevention

    Fleas and ticks prevention

    This season has been particularly bad for fleas and ticks, particularly in forest areas.  There are many different options out there to protect your dog and indeed yourself from ticks. A few options are topical medicines, tick collars and oral medication to protect your dog from fleas and ticks.  All these need reapplying every 8…

  • Dog Towels

    Dog Towels

    With the great British weather you never know when you’ll be caught in a rainstorm. Getting into a car with a soaking wet dog is not fun nor is them rubbing themselves on your sofa and carpets to dry themselves! Using a microfibre towel will help dry off your dog in super quick time due…

  • Dog Shampoo

    Dog Shampoo

    Another muddy walk today at Ringwood Dogs. Some dogs love the mud and rain whilst others hate it! For the dogs who love to dig in the mud, swim in stagnant ponds and roll in fox poo, a bath or hose down is a must before you let them inside your home and onto your…

  • A swim in the lake

    A swim in the lake

    A swim in the lake today with Ringwood Dogs.  Most dogs love to swim whether you want them too or not! Try not to let your dog drink stagnant water as this can lead to tummy upsets.  Ringwood Dogs always have a stack of towels in the back so we can dry off wet and…

  • Dog Training in the pouring rain!

    Dog Training in the pouring rain!

    Dog Training in the pouring rain!  We go out in all weathers at Ringwood Dogs!  Some dogs love the rain whist others absolutely hate it.  If you have a dog that hates the rain, I always try and schedule a training session when it’s not raining – although with the British weather, that’s not always…

  • A very wet and soggy walk

    A very wet and soggy walk

    A very wet and soggy walk today for a dog in the care of Ringwood Dogs.  This little Springer went into the lake clean and came out looking very different!  Dogs are cleaned and rubbed down with clean towels before they go home.  It’s important that there is a comfortable place available in your home…

  • Winter walks

    Winter walks

    This post follows on from Caring for your Dog in Winter. Make sure you put a coat on your dogs if they feel the cold – hypothermia can set in surprisingly quick with some dogs.  If you see your dog shivering when you take them out during the winter months, it maybe time to fit…