Ted's Top Dog Friendly Hikes In Victoria
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Oct 07, 2021
Hi there! It’s Ted here with his pawrents Nicole and Kylie.Ted is a five year old border collie, originally from Orange, NSW and now living in warm, sunny Melbourne.While he may have been born in the country, Ted is very much a city dog. He loves the beach, the river, the bush, hiking, camping, catching frisbees and chasing sticks, but he also loves a sleep in, snuggling on the couch, sitting in l
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10 Top Spots For Dogs Around Sydney
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Aug 30, 2021
BEACHESKurnell Dog BeachThis large open beach south of Sydney is well worth a visit, but just make sure to check that you visit during the dog friendly times.Sirius Cove, MosmanSirius Cove has such a great dog beach, it’s safe and away from roads. It can get very, very busy on weekends with people and dogs though.Tip: check the tides, there’s so much more beach to explore when the tide is out.Fl
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Sydney City Dog Walks
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Aug 26, 2021
In the heart of Sydney’s CBD there are endless walks, hidden cafes and great dog friendly parks to explore all with world class views. We asked Alma @alma_the_lappie and her hoomans to share some of their daily walks and adventures, where they like to explore, the best dog friendly cafes and any extra places they like to explore along the way.Glebe Foreshore, Barangaroo to Sydney Opera HouseThis i
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How To Mentally Stimulate Your Dog
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Mar 18, 2020
Daily dog walking happens naturally for exercise, but do we do enough to alleviate boredom and give their brains a stretch too? Here’s our tips to ensuring we give our dogs enough mental stimulation.Your dog’s mind is always at work. When they are still or on a walk, you’ll see the way they stop to listen and take in the sights and smells of your surroundings. It might seem like nothing, but it’s
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Popular Walks For Paws Around Noosa
Posted by Wolf & I Co. on Feb 25, 2020
If you’re a dog owner and dog lover, you’ll know some of the
more frequented dog friendly areas around Noosa are also more frequented by non-dog loving
hoomans. Hard to fathom yes, but here we shout out our faves where there’s more
room to roam.A rocky and vertical hike of about 350m, Mount Ninderry is an
adventure dog’s dream come true. It’s a steep mountain hike popular with dog
owners as i
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