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London Dog Forum promotes responsible dog ownership by providing practical dog information and support for dog owners and dog lovers worldwide.
We are proud of our capital and wish to extol the virtues of dog friendly London.
We supply 'up to the minute' London Dog Forum news and a forthcoming dog events diary both in London and outside.
You can click on the tabs above or one of the blue buttons below, you can select from the categories in the left hand column, click on key words within text or on banners.
Emergency and Support Services For Dog Owners
Emergency and support services for dog owners includes transport services to a vets in an emergency, low cost veterinary treatment for those on low income, pet behaviour advice, support groups for pet owners suffering domestic violence, help for elderly and terminally ill pet owners, support for pet owners whose pets have MRSA, bereavement counselling, pet education, and lost pets.
All listings in this category are posted free of charge, so please let us know if you run a service of this kind.
Forthcoming Dog Events
Forthcoming events keeps dog owners posted with all dog events either in London, in other counties and occasionally abroad. Events include dog shows, dog exhibitions, dog awards, dog art, dog lectures, in fact anything that is canine! Keep checking our events as we are updating them constantly.
Latest Dog News
News Editor, Nick Mays keeps dog owners 'in the know' with all the latest news from serious political issues to the lighter side of dog ownership. Special Dog News Feature currently refers to the horrors of advertising pets online and Dog News Focus "PDSA To Deny Pedigree Dogs Treatment".
Not wishing to ignore our other four-legged friends Nick brings us 'Cats In The News'. We also keep an archive of all news that we have published since 2009.
Open Dog Forum provides our readers with a chance to express their opinions or to ask advice from us and other users. To take part e-mail info@londondogforum.co.uk
Dog Friendly London
Our newest of categories promotes a dog friendly London listing dog friendly venues such as pubs, restaurants and cafes, dog friendly hotels and features some of London's best dog walks. While we love London, some dog owners like to escape 'the smoke' occasionally so we have included some great dog friendly mini breaks.
Dog Health & Welfare
A happy dog is a healthy dog. Dog owners experience all kinds of health and welfare issues from the time of deciding to take a dog on and throughout its life. 'Dog health and welfare' offers expert advice and guidance on dealing with these issues, plus we answer questions frequently asked by dog owners, such as “Will I catch warts from my dog?” and "Can dogs catch colds?" Also we have some top tips for dog owners that include how to remove tar from furry paws and how to remove dog hair from car seats!
Ask us any questions on dog healthcare and welfare info@londondogforum.co.uk and we will endeavour to answer as soon as we can.
Human/Dog Interaction
Dogs play a far more important role in our lives than often we realise. They influence our health and well-being, they educate, they work with us and in some cases are literally act as a life support. In this category we examine the ways in which dogs have formed a relationship with man throughout history and look at the part they play in our lives today. We highlight some of the organisations that train dogs to assist humans and we look at some very special personal human/dog relationships.
Dog Training and Dog Behaviour
A well behaved dog is one that is more acceptable in society and is a greater pleasure to own. London Dog Forum offers help and guidance on training and behaviour from puppyhood to adulthood using kind reward-based methods. We have featured articles by members of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors and the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers, also we explore alternative methods that have proved to be highly affective such as the Tellington Touch.
New to this category! Your Dog Training And Behaviour Questions Answered. E-mail info@londondogforum.co.uk and we will answer your problems as soon as we can.
Dog Information & Dog Lost
Dog information provides current dog legislation written in a language that everyone can understand, updated travel advice and includes a 'Dogs Lost' section. If you are unfortunate enough to have your dog go missing, please send London Dog Forum the details and we will post them on site immediately and inform everyone we can. Contact info@londondogforum.co.uk We cannot promise to find your dog but the more people that know, the better the chances of your beloved pet being returned.
Dog Fun, Fact & Entertainment
This section contains celebrity interviews, reviews on dog books, dogs in film, dogs on DVD & dogs on television, famous dogs from history, literature and legend, rare breeds and amusing dog tales. Click here for a review fo the award winning film 'The Artist'
Dog Bereavement
Dogs are so much a part of our lives that when we lose one, it is as devastating as losing a close friend and family member. In 'Dog Bereavement' we hope to provide the comfort and knowledge that will help bereaved owners to cope with this difficult time. There is also a special site, 'Dogs In Memorium' where owners can remember their beloved pets that have passed away.
Dog Rescue
In the UK we are lucky to have many wonderful dog rescue and welfare centres, and without their help we could be as overpopulated with diseased strays as many other countries are today. These centres take dogs off the streets, neuter and microchip them, give them veterinary treatment and nurse them back to health when necessary. They address behaviourial problems and take time and trouble in rehoming dogs in order to avoid them being brought back into care. Dog welfare centres would not survive without the help of volunteers and foster carers and people who are prepared to devote their lives to helping dogs. The welfare centres are desperate for people to adopt dogs their dogs, but they can also be helped in so many other ways. Please give your support so that these organisations can continue to do their amazing work.
Save a dog from death row now by visiting this page!
London Dog Forum offers free advertising, event posting and listings to all dog rescue charities and dog welfare organisations. Please contact andi@londondogforum.co.uk
Regular Feature Writers
Debbie Connolly of Safe Pets UK has 30 years experience in pet behaviour and is probably best known for her appearances on Dog Borstal and Britain's Most Embarrassing Pets. Debbie addresses the problems that are commonly suffered by dog owners and provides some answers in her own unique way. To see all Debbies articles click on 'Debbie Connolly Bites Back'
Kate Bendix - Former BBC producer and expert in natural remedies and specialising in itchy skin.
Jane Common - Freelance journalist specialising in Dog Travel
Dog Services Directory
If you run a dog business and would like to have a listing on London Dog Forum, please do not hesitate to contact us. We offer competitive rates and are willing to tailor your listing to your specific needs.
Contact andi@londondogforum.co.uk
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| Dog Bereavement | Dog Rescue | Human/Dog Interaction | Dog Services Directory |
Emergency and Support Services For Dog Owners
Emergency and support services for dog owners includes transport services to a vets in an emergency, low cost veterinary treatment for those on low income, pet behaviour advice, support groups for pet owners suffering domestic violence, help for elderly and terminally ill pet owners, support for pet owners whose pets have MRSA, bereavement counselling, pet education, and lost pets.
All listings in this category are posted free of charge, so please let us know if you run a service of this kind.
Forthcoming Dog Events
Forthcoming events keeps dog owners posted with all dog events either in London, in other counties and occasionally abroad. Events include dog shows, dog exhibitions, dog awards, dog art, dog lectures, in fact anything that is canine! Keep checking our events as we are updating them constantly.
Latest Dog News
News Editor, Nick Mays keeps dog owners 'in the know' with all the latest news from serious political issues to the lighter side of dog ownership. Special Dog News Feature currently refers to the horrors of advertising pets online and Dog News Focus "PDSA To Deny Pedigree Dogs Treatment".
Not wishing to ignore our other four-legged friends Nick brings us 'Cats In The News'. We also keep an archive of all news that we have published since 2009.
Open Dog Forum provides our readers with a chance to express their opinions or to ask advice from us and other users. To take part e-mail info@londondogforum.co.uk
Dog Friendly London
Our newest of categories promotes a dog friendly London listing dog friendly venues such as pubs, restaurants and cafes, dog friendly hotels and features some of London's best dog walks. While we love London, some dog owners like to escape 'the smoke' occasionally so we have included some great dog friendly mini breaks.
Dog Health & Welfare
A happy dog is a healthy dog. Dog owners experience all kinds of health and welfare issues from the time of deciding to take a dog on and throughout its life. 'Dog health and welfare' offers expert advice and guidance on dealing with these issues, plus we answer questions frequently asked by dog owners, such as “Will I catch warts from my dog?” and "Can dogs catch colds?" Also we have some top tips for dog owners that include how to remove tar from furry paws and how to remove dog hair from car seats!
Ask us any questions on dog healthcare and welfare info@londondogforum.co.uk and we will endeavour to answer as soon as we can.
Human/Dog Interaction
Dogs play a far more important role in our lives than often we realise. They influence our health and well-being, they educate, they work with us and in some cases are literally act as a life support. In this category we examine the ways in which dogs have formed a relationship with man throughout history and look at the part they play in our lives today. We highlight some of the organisations that train dogs to assist humans and we look at some very special personal human/dog relationships.
Dog Training and Dog Behaviour
A well behaved dog is one that is more acceptable in society and is a greater pleasure to own. London Dog Forum offers help and guidance on training and behaviour from puppyhood to adulthood using kind reward-based methods. We have featured articles by members of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors and the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers, also we explore alternative methods that have proved to be highly affective such as the Tellington Touch.
New to this category! Your Dog Training And Behaviour Questions Answered. E-mail info@londondogforum.co.uk and we will answer your problems as soon as we can.
Dog Information & Dog Lost
Dog information provides current dog legislation written in a language that everyone can understand, updated travel advice and includes a 'Dogs Lost' section. If you are unfortunate enough to have your dog go missing, please send London Dog Forum the details and we will post them on site immediately and inform everyone we can. Contact info@londondogforum.co.uk We cannot promise to find your dog but the more people that know, the better the chances of your beloved pet being returned.
Dog Fun, Fact & Entertainment
This section contains celebrity interviews, reviews on dog books, dogs in film, dogs on DVD & dogs on television, famous dogs from history, literature and legend, rare breeds and amusing dog tales. Click here for a review fo the award winning film 'The Artist'
Dog Bereavement
Dogs are so much a part of our lives that when we lose one, it is as devastating as losing a close friend and family member. In 'Dog Bereavement' we hope to provide the comfort and knowledge that will help bereaved owners to cope with this difficult time. There is also a special site, 'Dogs In Memorium' where owners can remember their beloved pets that have passed away.
Dog Rescue
In the UK we are lucky to have many wonderful dog rescue and welfare centres, and without their help we could be as overpopulated with diseased strays as many other countries are today. These centres take dogs off the streets, neuter and microchip them, give them veterinary treatment and nurse them back to health when necessary. They address behaviourial problems and take time and trouble in rehoming dogs in order to avoid them being brought back into care. Dog welfare centres would not survive without the help of volunteers and foster carers and people who are prepared to devote their lives to helping dogs. The welfare centres are desperate for people to adopt dogs their dogs, but they can also be helped in so many other ways. Please give your support so that these organisations can continue to do their amazing work.
Save a dog from death row now by visiting this page!
London Dog Forum offers free advertising, event posting and listings to all dog rescue charities and dog welfare organisations. Please contact andi@londondogforum.co.uk
Regular Feature Writers
Debbie Connolly of Safe Pets UK has 30 years experience in pet behaviour and is probably best known for her appearances on Dog Borstal and Britain's Most Embarrassing Pets. Debbie addresses the problems that are commonly suffered by dog owners and provides some answers in her own unique way. To see all Debbies articles click on 'Debbie Connolly Bites Back'
Kate Bendix - Former BBC producer and expert in natural remedies and specialising in itchy skin.
Jane Common - Freelance journalist specialising in Dog Travel
Dog Services Directory
If you run a dog business and would like to have a listing on London Dog Forum, please do not hesitate to contact us. We offer competitive rates and are willing to tailor your listing to your specific needs.
Contact andi@londondogforum.co.uk
| Debbie Connolly Bites Back |
| Kate Bendix - Taking Itch Out Of Your Bitch |
| Getting Around With The Hound - Jane Common |
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