April Fool's!

Did we catch you out?

Of course there is no proposed law for having gendered collars on dogs!

Remember that legally under the Control of Dogs Order 1992, all dogs must wear a collar and tag in public. The tags must have your name and address on (as your dog's owner).

If you don't have a collar and tags on your dog in public, you could face a fine of up to £5000.

Don't forget to microchip your dog, too, as this is also a legal requirement!

Brush up on training

Remember that training your dog to walk nicely on a lead and making sure they come when they are called can help you when you're out and about! Brush up with some training tips from our vets.

Training

Countryside walks

Read our top tips on keeping your dog safe on countryside walks! We also have all the info you need to make sure you stay legal so neither of you get into any trouble and stay safe out and about.

Out and about

Exercise together

Prevent the podge and make sure your dog stays active! There are loads of exercises you can do with your dog so you both feel the benefit. Read about some of our favourites to get you both moving.