If you’ve ever seen your dog suddenly sprint around the house, tail tucked, eyes wide, and paws thundering, you’ve witnessed the phenomenon known as dog zoomies. These bursts of energy might leave you wondering, “Has my dog gone mad?” Don’t worry—zoomies are perfectly...
Building Confidence: A Guide to Puppy Socialisation
Why Puppy Socialisation is Key to Raising a Confident Dog Socialising your puppy between the ages of 8 and 12 weeks is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure they grow into a confident, well-adjusted adult dog. This week, Zac, our Labrador therapy...
Why Therapy Dogs Love to Cuddle—and How It Helps
There’s nothing quite like a warm cuddle from a therapy dog. At Dogs for Health, we see every day how a simple snuggle can lift spirits, reduce stress, and provide comfort to people of all ages. But why do therapy dogs like to cuddle, and how can we tell if they’re...
Puppy Power: How Zac Will Support Mental Wellbeing in Our Community
At Dogs for Health, we believe deeply in the power of therapy dogs to bring comfort, ease anxiety, and lift spirits. Today, we’re excited to introduce Zac, our newest therapy dog in training! Zac, a 10-week-old Labrador retriever, has joined our team with an important...