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L'Arena Pizzera specializes in home-made pastas and specialty dishes such as Veal Francese, Shrimp Renato and the award-winning Bookmaker's Salad along with a variety of other Central and Southern Italian ...

A youngish, male Golden Retriever was FOUND in Old Muthaiga 3/12/2011.

It’s very important to pick up dog poo, even if you have a large yard.

After the success of the Dog Walk, (over half a million shillings was raised at the Karura Forest Dog Walk for the KSPCA), there is demand from Karura Forest Staff and dog owners to have a class in the forest itself.

Have you ever wanted to snuggle a puppy or a kitten but not have to put up with the teenage phase where your pet chews all your shoes and eats your new iPhone or scratches your furniture and climbs up the drapes?

Many people ask me why I choose to stay in Kenya and why I picked training dogs instead of saving wildlife, babies, or the environment.

The last of the dogs from the Puddle Place kennels were rehomed. Both Suzy’s personal dogs and also the dogs that she was trying to rehome.

It’s the middle of February and many of you are preparing to leave for the election period. Please don’t leave without getting your dog licenses. T

Many people turn up with all the latest training gear or want to buy all the equipment without knowing what it is their dog needs. Or worse, they think that the equipment is the most important thing. Actually, the most important thing to have for training is patience.

Either children have a lot of money to spend or there are a lot more adults going to fantasy movies than we would like to believe.

Some cafes in Kenya allow you to bring your dog.  It’s nice to take your dog with you when you go out to a café but you need a well-behaved dog so you don’t disturb other customers. The only way to train your dog to behave well in this situation is to practice. Here are some tips to set your dog up for success.

The countdown to one of my favorite events of the year is officially on...The Shaggy Dog Show! It’s the biggest annual fundraiser for the KSPCA (the Kenya Society of the Care and Protection of Animals).

I usually use this column to rage about animals being dumped, starved, or being treated in appalling ways but today I share a heart-warming story. 

I have been attending the Shaggy Dog Show for the last 6 years and, without a doubt, this years was the best ever.

Life happens. Duffy has had no formal training last week.

It’s the time of year that my phone starts to ring off the hook with enquiries about dog training. Most of these are not new puppies, but older dogs that still jump on visitors, steal things from kitchen counters and won’t stay off the furniture.

This time of year, people think about the things in their lives they want to change. Losing weight, stopping smoking, saving money are all tops the list.

For the past five days, I have been camping and relaxing in Soysambu.

It’s heartbreaking to have to re-home a dog because of fighting in the home or the wrong temperament in a family environment. As much as I am the “dog lady” I truly understand that children MUST come first. Dogs that may have been manageable for two adults may not be manageable with an infant or toddler in the house.