Building a Life Working With Dogs For many people, a career working with dogs offers something traditional jobs no longer do – Meaning. Not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. Not everyone wants to scale, hustle or build an empire. And despite what online culture often suggests, that doesn’t mean
Yes! Let us tell you how… If you’re wondering whether you can start a dog business without quitting your job, the short answer is YES and it’s often the smartest way to do it. One of the most common things we hear from people thinking about starting a dog business
One of the most damaging ideas we’re sold is that if you don’t enjoy your job, something is wrong with you. That you should be grateful. That everyone feels like this. That work is supposed to be draining. But here’s the truth: most people don’t hate work. They hate work
Why More People Are Choosing Dogs Over Desks That feeling in January is hard to describe unless you’ve lived it. The alarm goes off. The emails start landing. And suddenly, the idea of another full year doing the same thing feels… heavy. If you’re dreading going back to work, you’re
The Questions You’re Already Saying “YES” To And What That Really Means If you’ve landed here because you’re thinking about starting a Doggy Daycare, let me guess… You’ve already said “YES” to most of the following questions – Even if you haven’t said them out loud yet. Do you feel
Your First 12 months – What you can expect to earn. If you’re wondering how much you can earn in your first year running a doggy daycare, you’re in the right place. Your plan’s in motion and you’re ready to make tails wag and money stack. But let’s get straight to
How to Start a Dog Daycare Part-Time in the UK If you’ve ever wondered whether you can start a dog daycare part-time, the answer is a confident yes. In fact, it’s one of the smartest ways to enter the industry. Running a dog daycare doesn’t have to start as a 5-day operation.
Why Dogs Wee Indoors (and What They’re Really Telling You) Let’s be honest – nothing tests your patience (or your mop) like a dog weeing indoors two minutes after arriving. But here’s the truth: it’s not bad behaviour – it’s communication. They’re not being naughty; they’re saying, “This is mine.” And
Bonfire Night is one of the toughest times of year for dogs. The loud bangs, flashing lights and unfamiliar smells can cause them real distress. Whether you’re a dog owner or you run a doggy daycare, knowing how to calm dogs during fireworks can make all the difference. Here’s how
Puppies are adorable… and chaotic little balls of energy. Whether they’re joining you for their first daycare session or ruling the living room at home, getting their routine, walks, play and socialisation right now sets them up for life. The right early habits mean less stress, fewer accidents and a
