Discover how dogs served in war as messengers, guards, scouts, casualty finders and detection dogs—and which popular stories are myths

Can dogs sense human fear? Learn how dogs read scent, voice and body language—and why powerful breeds are often misunderstood

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What was the Alaunt? Discover the extinct medieval working dog type linked to hunting, guarding, catch work and powerful breeds

Itchy, waxy or smelly pet ears? Learn what can cause ear discomfort and how Thorned@Canker Powder supports ear hygiene

Older dogs can lose muscle in their back legs through ageing, arthritis, pain, reduced movement or weight changes. Learn the signs

Limited-edition Staffy collar and lead sets handcrafted from full-grain buffalo leather with solid brass Stafford Knot details

Compare the American Bulldog and American Bully, including history, strength, temperament, intelligence, health, family life and more

Can dogs recognise your face? Discover how dogs identify the people they love using sight, smell, voice and memory.

Wondering why your dog is always tired? Learn the common causes, warning signs and when it's time to visit your vet

Quick Answer If your working dog seems to tire quickly, the solution isn't simply feeding more food. Lasting energy comes from a combination of a high-quality diet, good hydration, proper recovery, progressive training and the right nutrients. Research suggests ingredients such as high-quality protein, Omega-3 fatty acids, creatine and L-carnitine may help support muscle function, recovery and performance when used alongside a balanced diet and appropriate exercise. Table of

Do dogs know they’re getting old? Learn how senior dogs notice body changes, slower movement, routine changes and confidence shifts.

Discover the Pit Bull Terrier’s history, temperament and why UK law judges prohibited dogs by physical type rather than pedigree

Muscle loss around a dog’s back legs may be caused by ageing, pain, arthritis, injury, reduced activity, nerve problems, inadequate nutrition or an underlying illness. A gradual change can occur in older dogs, but noticeable, uneven or rapidly progressing muscle loss should always be assessed by a veterinary professional. This can affect dogs of every breed. It may be particularly noticeable in Staffies, bull breeds and other naturally muscular dogs because changes to the thi

Take Dog Quiz 2 with 20 new questions covering canine anatomy, breeds, behaviour, health and history. Answers are included below.

20 general-knowledge questions for dog lovers—with the answers at the bottom Dogs have lived beside humans for thousands of years, but how much do we really know about them? From extraordinary senses and unusual anatomy to breed history, behaviour and everyday care, this fun dog general-knowledge quiz will test beginners, experienced owners and lifelong dog lovers alike. Write down your answers as you go, then check your score at the bottom. No peeking! 🐾 🐕 The Dog General-

Discover how muscle condition may influence movement, stability, endurance, recovery and performance in dogs of all breeds

Learn why protein matters for dogs and how it supports normal muscle condition, activity, skin, coat and everyday wellbeing

The terms watchdog, guard dog and personal protection dog are often used as though they mean the same thing. They do not. A small dog that barks when somebody approaches the house may be an excellent watchdog. A large, muscular breed may look imposing but have little natural interest in guarding anything. The most dependable guardian is not the dog that reacts most aggressively. It is a stable, confident and obedient dog that remains under control in everyday situations. 🐕 W

Why does your dog react to certain dogs? Learn the warning signs, common triggers and what to do when another dog appears