Dog attacks / Put teeth into the law and train the owners
"Tightening laws and regulations may help, but a more feasible way of managing and preventing dog attacks is enforcing the education of dog owners," says dog trainer HEIKE HAHNER
Pets / The healthy ways of ‘walkies’
"Do you really want to be told by some spotty computer geek when, how and why to walk your dog? I don't!" writes pets columnist HEIKE HAHNER
Pets / Puppy love shines through the gloomy advice
"Living without animals may be more hygienic, less stressful, easier, cheaper or simply more convenient but it's not normal," writes Pets columnist HEIKE HAHNER
Pets / Hot dogs can be dangerous
SO many of us these days live in air-conditioned houses, work in air-conditioned workplaces and drive in air-conditioned cars, which makes it easy to...
Pets / Snake season calls for care
"However scary snakes may seem, they don't set out to bite people and, in general, are elusive and try and hide from humans," writes pets columnist HEIKE HAHNER
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What’s not to like about hollyhocks?
In today’s gardens hollyhocks appear to be rarely grown. And yet they have a place in most gardens with large flowers on tall, stately stems up to two-metres tall, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
