Pet Guides
Potty Training a Chihuahua
Chihuahuas may be tiny, but they sure come with big personalities and an even bigger challenge when it comes to housebreaking. Ask any long-time Chi owner and they’ll likely agree: these pocket-sized pups don’t make toilet training easy. Between their dislike for the cold, their microscopic bladders, and a certain stubborn streak, it’s no surprise […]Read More
Apple Head vs. Deer Head Chihuahuas
Chihuahuas are Australia’s tiniest dog breed, but what many new owners don’t realise is that not all Chihuahuas are shaped the same. There are two distinct head types: Apple Head and Deer Head. Each brings its own appearance, history, and potential health quirks. If you’re considering adding one of these pocket-sized companions to your household, […]Read More
5 Common Cavoodle Health Issues
Cavoodles are one of Australia’s most beloved hybrid dog breeds — affectionate, intelligent, and ideal companions for many families. Part Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and part Poodle, these pups often combine the best traits of both breeds. But like all dogs, Cavoodles aren’t immune to health issues. What’s unique about a hybrid like the Cavoodle […]Read More
Cost of Owning a Cavoodle in Australia (2026 Price Guide)
Cavoodles are one of Australia’s most popular companion dogs. They’re affectionate, adaptable, and well‑suited to family life. But before you fall in love with that puppy face, it’s important to understand that the cost of owning a Cavoodle goes well beyond the purchase price. Over the life of your dog, the investment can be significant, […]Read More
Do Cavoodles Have Separation Anxiety?
Cavoodles are a top choice for Australian families, and it’s not hard to see why. With their sweet expressions, cuddly size, and gentle personality, this Cavalier King Charles Spaniel–Poodle mix has earned a reputation as the ultimate companion dog. But behind those puppy eyes lies a challenge that many new owners don’t expect: Cavoodles are […]Read More
Puppy Desensitization and Counterconditioning
When your puppy flinches at a vacuum cleaner, trembles at the vet, or panics when strangers knock on the door, it’s easy to brush it off. “She’ll grow out of it,” you might think. But fear rarely fades on its own. In fact, without careful support, it can deepen, cementing into behaviours that lead to […]Read More











