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How many countries have you ticked off your bucket list? When we heard that Bear the Chocolate Labrador had already ticked off five we were pretty impressed but you might be wondering how on earth it's possible? Thats right, Bear the legendary Labrador has been cruising the globe with his awesome parents since 2021, living the proverbial good life and has never looked back. Not unlike his parents …

Soda & Mooey share their dog friendly tips for exploring Tasmania! Hi Wolf Pack! We have two boys named Soda and Mooey they are 2.5 years old. They were called Soda & Mooey because when they were born Mooey’s colouring was just like a little dairy cow and we named Soda, Soda because their mums name was Scotch, so Scotch & Soda. They have a big sister named Meila who is a Rottweil …

Dog Friendly Guide To Rainbow Beach As you drive over the last hill and into town, get ready to wind those windows down and feel the fresh sea breeze and warm sun on your skin. With good vibes and just a sprinkling of enough going on, Rainbow Beach welcomes those with an adventurous spirit. This popular beachside town is a haven for 4wders due to the barge connecting mainland to K'gari (Fraser Isl …

Large swells and strong winds tend to bring a range of floating jelly fish and marine stingers to our shores, they can also appear on our dog beaches when the notorious north-easterly winds blow in. Blue bottles, also known as Portuguese Man O' War, are beautiful yet dangerous marine creatures often found washed up on beaches. While they might look harmless with their striking blue and purple colo …

In Australia we have super hot summers and it's imperative you know how to keep your dog safe during a heat wave or during extremely high temperatures.  If humans spend their days out in the searing sun, outback or the desert they're bound to be dehydrated in a matter of days without water. In the Tropical north where it’s not only hot but also muggy, the sweat can drip down your back f …