Did you know nearly 6000 people have achieved the City and Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Introductory Dog Grooming but only 735 have gone on to achieve the full Diploma, are you one of the missing 5000?

We all love a bit of sunshine in the UK but when the sun comes we need to ensure our furry friends are kept safe, below is some useful information about heat stroke and how to prevent it.

Heat stroke in dogs is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition that occurs when a dog's body temperature rises to a dangerous level. Dogs are more susceptible to heat stroke than humans because they have a limited ability to sweat and regulate their body temperature. Here are some important factors to understand about heat stroke in dogs and how to prevent it:

Causes of Heat Stroke in Dogs:

High Temperatures: Dogs can overheat when exposed to hot and humid weather, especially during the summer months.

Excessive Exercise: Overexertion, especially in hot weather, can lead to heat stroke. This is particularly common in active breeds or dogs that are not conditioned for strenuous activity.

Enclosed Spaces: Leaving a dog in a parked car, even with the windows cracked, can quickly lead to a…

This year is a landmark for dogs all over the UK, 150 years of the Kennel Club, the organisation which regulates and champions ethical breeding and responsible pet ownership.

 At every Four Paws Groom School we understand that the decision to become a qualified dog groomer is a big one, and for many it will be a complete career change.

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