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Sounds as if she wants to join in - she's certainly stimulated by the play! Try playing with her yourself, an exciting game of chase or tug. Many collies love to hold something in their mouth, so you could chuck her a toy to hold, which will at least muffle the noise. Hours on end of the...

Some interesting suggestions here. It's horrid when a dog goes for yours - even if there's no damage it's very upsetting to both you and your dog. I'm glad your Yorkie is ok. One thing that could work well for you would be to use a pop-up umbrella, which you open in front of your little dogs...

Good quality snap collars are very strong and durable. A collar is only as strong as its weakest part - so webbing/leather, stitching, soldered d-rings should all be checked along with the clip. The great advantage of snap collars is that you can adjust them millimetre by millimetre, whereas a...

I think your first instinct is right: a black lab standing still in the shade is pretty invisible! And probably gave Jack a fright when he spotted it a bit late. Just make sure Jack has seen any dog approaching then give it a wide berth. Keeping the lead loose and soft in your hands will help a...