Offroad Adventures With Ruth, Callum & Leo
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Nov 08, 2024
Dogs and Defenders go together like 4x4's and dirt roads, and here at Wolf & I Co. we love a good dog out exploring in a Defender so when we came across Leo having the time of his life with his hoomans, Ruth and Callum, we had to find out more!Ruth, Callum & Leo are based in the UK with Europe at their fingertips. We chatted with Ruth to learn more about their recent offroad adventures, their set
…
Lena's Dog Friendly Colorado Adventures
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Nov 08, 2024
After a stint in Australia, Ghia, Alan & Lena are now based in Colorado with nature everywhere the eye can see. We chatted with Ghia to learn more about what it’s like to live in such a dog friendly destination, their daily life and to get an insight into what it’s like living in an adventure capital of the world. Here's what Ghia had to say...Right out of the gate, we knew Lena was meant to be an
…
Exploring Dog Friendly Tasmania
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Nov 08, 2024
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 Rottweiler x Staffy.They ha
…
Can Dogs Eat That? 8 Dangerous Foods For Dogs
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Oct 22, 2024
Snout hard pressed to your lap and those pleading puppy dawg eyes, no wonder we feel the urge to give in to our beautiful pups.It’s hard and we know it, but we have to be firm and resist the temptation to treat (and possibly harm) our best buddies.Many foods that hoomans love to devour on a daily basis during ISO (chocolates yum!) are just not good for our besties, and in fact, the seemingly kind
…
Dogs Behaving Badly | Tips To Improve Dog Boredom And Anxiety
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Oct 22, 2024
Wolf & I Co. have collaborated with Pet Parents Portal (a team of vets sharing vital tips to help care for your dog) and they've put together some helpful information to explain a common complaint that they hear in veterinary practice, which is about dogs behaving “badly” when their pet parents aren’t home.These undesirable behaviours include:Physically destructive behaviour (chewing, scr
…