When Dottie first visited us, she was this teeny, tiny fluffy ball of sass. We have had the pleasure of watching her grow into such a gorgeous little lady who has stolen the hearts of the whole team. From her amazing handmade costumes to the little bows she gets after her groom, it’s safe to
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The start of a new year is the perfect time to hit the refresh button—not just for yourself but for your dog too! Whether you’ve been meaning to work on basic manners, address behavioral challenges, or teach some fun new tricks, 2025 can be the year you and your furry friend thrive together. Establishing training
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The holiday season can be very indulgent, with festive treats and delicious feasts filling homes. While sharing the joy of the holidays is natural, sharing your festive food with your furry friend can lead to serious health issues. Many holiday foods that are perfectly safe for humans can be dangerous or even life-threatening for dogs.
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When the summer heat becomes unbearable, keeping your dog entertained indoors can be a challenge. While outdoor adventures may be off the table, there are plenty of creative ways to provide mental and physical stimulation for your furry friend inside your cool, air-conditioned home. Here’s how to beat the heat while keeping your pup happy
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As the summer sun shines brightly, it’s tempting to grab the leash and head out for a walk with your furry companion. While walks are a great way to bond and keep your dog physically and mentally healthy, the summer season presents hidden dangers that many pet parents don’t realize until it’s too late. Here’s
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Harvey has been a part of the Paddington Pups family since 2017, and his Jack Russell spirit is still going strong. Affectionately known as Mr. Bisset, he’s a beloved member of our pack, known by all the staff. Don’t let his calm, affectionate demeanor fool you—his excitable entrances and dramatic play sounds make sure he’s
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Bringing a new puppy home is an exciting experience filled with love, laughter, and probably a few chewed-up shoes. But amidst all the cuddles and playtime, many new pet parents overlook a vital component of a happy, well-adjusted puppy: a consistent routine. Just like young children, puppies thrive on structure and predictability. Establishing a steady
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The holiday season is a time of joy, festivity, and celebration. However, the new sights, sounds, and smells that come with seasonal decorations and gatherings can be overwhelming or even dangerous for your furry friend. From shiny ornaments to glowing candles, these elements may add sparkle to your home but can pose risks to curious
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Just like humans, dogs can experience anxiety, and it can be triggered by various factors such as loud noises, unfamiliar environments, or changes in routine. Anxiety in dogs can manifest in different ways, and being able to recognize the signs early is crucial to providing the support and care they need. Here’s how to
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There is never a dull moment with Miss Nahla around! For the past three years, she has been coming to Paddington Pups and has quickly become an important part of our family. From her enthusiastic entrances in the morning to her playful bows throughout the day, she brings joy to the entire team. Nahla is the
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