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How to Socialise a Rescue Dog
Adopting a rescue dog is one of the most rewarding things you can do. But many rescue dogs come with gaps in socialisation that need patient, careful work. Here is how to help your rescue dog adjust to the world.Go SlowRescue dogs have often experienced trauma, neglect, or simply missed out on early socialisation. Rushing them into new situations can increase anxiety. Let them set the pace and reward every small step of progress.Start With Calm EnvironmentsBefore heading to a busy dog park, start with quiet streets, calm neighbours' dogs,... Read more...
Why Your Dog Needs ID Even in a Fenced Yard
Your yard has a six-foot fence. Your dog never leaves the property. So why bother with an ID tag? Because life has a way of finding gaps — literally.Fences FailStorms knock panels down. Tradespeople leave gates open. Kids forget to close them. Fences develop holes that a determined dog can squeeze through. No fence is 100 percent escape-proof, and it only takes one moment.Natural DisastersFloods, fires, and severe storms can damage fencing and disorient pets. In emergency situations, dogs can panic and run. Having visible ID like a QR Smart... Read more...
Summer Safety Tips for Dogs in Australia
Australian summers can be brutal, and dogs feel the heat more than we do. Here are essential safety tips to keep your dog cool, comfortable, and safe during the hot months.Never Leave Dogs in CarsEven with windows cracked, a car can reach lethal temperatures in minutes. On a 30 degree day, the inside of a car can reach 60 degrees within 10 minutes. Never, ever leave your dog in a parked car.Walk Early or LateAvoid walking your dog during the hottest part of the day (10am to 4pm). The pavement... Read more...
Travelling With Your Dog in Australia: Tips and Rules
Road trips, holidays, and weekend getaways are even better with your dog. But travelling with pets in Australia requires some planning. Here is what you need to know.Car TravelIn most Australian states, dogs must be restrained in vehicles. This means a secured crate, a dog seatbelt harness, or a barrier between the boot and the cabin. Unrestrained dogs can be fined and are a safety risk.Dog-Friendly AccommodationMore hotels, Airbnbs, and caravan parks than ever now accept dogs. Always check the pet policy before booking, and be prepared to pay a... Read more...
How to Prepare Your Dog for a New Baby in the House
A new baby is a huge adjustment for the whole family — including your dog. With some preparation and patience, you can help your dog transition smoothly and build a beautiful bond with the newest family member.Start EarlyBegin preparing your dog months before the baby arrives. Gradually introduce changes to their routine so nothing feels sudden. If the dog will no longer be allowed in certain rooms, start that boundary now rather than the day the baby comes home.Desensitise to Baby Sounds and SmellsPlay recordings of baby crying at low... Read more...
Dog Park Etiquette Every Owner Should Know
Dog parks are wonderful — off-lead play, socialisation, and tired dogs by the end. But they only work well when everyone follows some basic etiquette. Here are the unwritten rules every dog owner should know.Always SuperviseA dog park is not a drop-and-scroll zone. Watch your dog at all times, read their body language, and be ready to intervene if play gets too rough. Your dog is your responsibility.Pick Up After Your DogThis should go without saying, but it needs saying. Bring bags. Use them. Every time. No exceptions. A tote... Read more...
Lost Dog? Here's What to Do in the First 24 Hours
Your dog is missing. Panic sets in. But what you do in the first 24 hours can make the difference between a quick reunion and a prolonged search. Here is an action plan.First Hour: Search the Immediate AreaMost lost dogs are found within a few blocks of home. Walk your usual routes, check neighbours' yards (with permission), and look under decks, in garages, and behind sheds. Bring treats and their favourite toy.Hours 1-4: Spread the WordPost on local community Facebook groups with a clear photo, your dog's name, breed, and... Read more...
Dog-Themed Home Office Decor for Remote Workers
Working from home means your dog is your coworker. Your office should reflect that. Here is how to create a dog-themed home office that looks professional on Zoom and fun in real life.Background ArtWhat is behind you on video calls? A blank wall says nothing. A stunning dog breed art print says you have personality and excellent taste. The Line Dog Series is particularly good for office backgrounds — sophisticated and interesting without being distracting.Desk CandlesA dog breed candle on your desk adds ambience to the work day. Light it... Read more...
Cool Sunnies BW Dog Fleece: What Makes This Design Special
Of all the dog-themed products at Dogsy and Co, the Cool Sunnies BW Dog Fleece has a special place. Here is what makes this particular design stand out.The ConceptThe Cool Sunnies BW Dog Fleece takes your favourite breed and gives them the coolest accessory possible — a pair of sunnies. Rendered in sleek black and white, the design is modern, stylish, and effortlessly cool.Black and White Works EverywhereThe monochrome palette means this fleece works with any decor. Whether your couch is navy, grey, burgundy, or green — the BW design... Read more...
The Cosiest Dog-Themed Home Accessories
A dog owner's home should feel warm, personal, and unapologetically dog-obsessed. Here are the cosiest dog-themed accessories to make your space feel like home — for both you and your pup.Custom Fleece BlanketsThe Custom Dog Fleece is the ultimate cosy accessory. Featuring your breed in a stylish sunnies design, it is the kind of blanket you fight the dog for on cold nights.Dog Breed CandlesA dog breed candle adds warmth and personality to any room. The soft glow, the beautiful breed artwork on the vessel, and the ambience they create... Read more...
How to Dog-Proof Your Home Decor (and Still Make It Look Good)
Living with a dog and having a beautiful home are not mutually exclusive. You just need to be smart about your choices. Here is how to dog-proof your decor without sacrificing style.Choose Art That Celebrates the ChaosInstead of fighting the dog hair, embrace it. Dog breed art prints on the wall lean into the dog-themed home and make it intentional. Browse art collections at Dogsy and Co for prints that make your dog-loving lifestyle part of the decor, not something you are hiding.Durable TextilesA custom dog fleece blanket on the... Read more...
Custom Dog Fleece Blankets: Snuggle Up With Your Breed
There is nothing better than curling up on the couch with your dog and a soft blanket. Now imagine that blanket features your dog's breed in a cool, stylish design. That is the Custom Dog Fleece from Dogsy and Co.The CollectionThe Custom Cool Sunnies BW Dog Fleece features your breed wearing sunglasses in a sleek black and white design. It is cool, it is cosy, and it makes movie night even better.Perfect for the CouchThese fleece blankets are designed for snuggling. Soft, warm, and big enough to share with your... Read more...