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We have recently launched a portable poop waste bin: Poop Of. While it’s designed to make life easier and more comfortable for people who already pick up after their dogs, we also hope to inspire every dog owner to do the same, even on trails and out in nature. Because leaving dog poop behind isn’t harmless. It actively disrupts natural ecosystems and can spread harmful bacteria and parasites. How can dog poop be harmful to the environment? First, it’s important to understand that dog waste is very different from wildlife waste. Dogs eat processed, nutrient-dense food, which means their faeces contain unnaturally high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus. When left in nature, this can: This also means that dog poop

A harness is an essential for your dog’s safety and comfort when out on walks, but it can also become a source of anxiety and discomfort if it’s introduced incorrectly. For many dogs, the standard approach: putting their harness on all in one go without warning, can cause stress or even avoidant behaviours. Following a few simple steps can help your dog start to see putting on their harness as something positive. Here is how to gently introduce a harness, with respect and kindness: 1. Associate the harness with positive experiences Before you even think about putting the harness on your dog, start by shifting their perception of it. Too often, harnesses are presented as a purely functional tool, when