I’ve gone back and forth about sharing this. As someone who runs a dog-focused business, spends most of their time talking to doggy people and prides myself on being open and authentic… keeping quiet about how much Harvey and I have struggled hasn’t sat well with me. But I think it’s time.

A while back, Harvey and I were attacked. Physically, we healed. Emotionally… that took much longer. And while I don’t want to go over that part of the story again or relive it, I do think it’s important to acknowledge it. 

This busy season often means more people indoors, noisier gatherings, and shorter walks squeezed between work and social events. For our dogs, this can be quite an adjustment. That’s why we created this essential guide: Prep Your Dog for Winter: Essential Dog Walking Gear, Enrichment & Festive Survival Tips. This blog is all about finding the perfect balance—keeping life simple, safe, and enjoyable for both you and your dog as we head into the season.

Fireworks aren’t just for Bonfire Night anymore – they can happen any time of year, leaving many dogs anxious and unsettled. The secret to calmer nights is preparation . In this blog, we share practical tips to get your dog firework-ready, including useful links to training resources  and our products designed to help you prep enrichment toys and be  ready for when you need them most.