The Block
Good reads for life with a dog
Notes, guides, and lessons from people walking the same block. Sorted by what you need.
By concern Heatstroke & hot pavement 20 Puppy basics 14 Senior care 14 Anxiety & stress 13 Reactivity & leash aggression 9 Separation anxiety 7
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Arthritis 5 Excessive barking 4 Joint & mobility 4 Paw care 4 Recall training 4 Eye conditions 3 Gut health & poop 3 Itchy skin 3 Leash pulling 3 Resource guarding 3 Epilepsy & seizures 2 Fleas, ticks & mosquitoes 2 Weight management 2 Allergies 1 Brachycephalic airway issues 1 Collapsed trachea 1 Cushing's syndrome 1 Dental health 1 Heart conditions 1 House training 1 Hypothyroidism 1 Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) 1 Patellar luxation 1 Thunderstorm & firework fear 1
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Article Choose better Skin Allergies and Hot Spots: A Singapore Guide Why Singapore's humidity triggers dog skin allergies and hot spots, plus home care tips and vet guidance for HDB dog owners.
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Article 5 Dog Training Mistakes We See in Singapore HDB Flats Five common dog training mistakes Singapore HDB owners make, from corridor-only practice to anxiety barking, and practical fixes for each one. -
Article The 5 Behaviour Problems Singapore Dog Owners Ask About Most A hub guide to Singapore's five most common dog behaviour problems: barking, resource guarding, separation anxiety, lift lobby reactivity and leash pulling. -
Article IVDD in Dogs: A Singapore Guide to Slipped Discs and Recovery A Singapore vet guide to IVDD in dogs: breed risk, warning signs to spot at home, what the golden 24 hours means, and treatment options here. -
Article Reading Your Dog's Tail: What Each Wag Really Means A dog's tail speed, height and side each signal something different. Here is how Singapore owners can tell a relaxed wag from an alert, fearful or anxious one. -
Article Could we take our time by the sea? Life with Udo: a day by the sea. Warm stories from a dog’s point of view, with practical advice for life together in Singapore. -
Article Grooming needs by coat type in Singapore's climate How to groom single, double, curly, wiry, silky, smooth and hairless coats in Singapore. Brushing, bathing, drying, ears and skin health in the humidity. -
Article Vet-Check Timelines for Dogs by Life Stage in Singapore Plan puppy, adult and senior vet visits in Singapore: individual review dates, vaccine records, clinic quotes and practical questions for your appointment. -
Article Understanding Excessive Barking: A Guide for Singapore Dog Owners Learn about excessive barking in dogs, its causes, and effective solutions to ensure a peaceful home environment. -
Guide Singapore dog walking hazards: heat, monsoons, traffic, monkeys and the things owners forget A walk in Singapore carries hazards that temperate-climate guides never mention. Pavements that burn paws by mid-morning, monsoon drains that fill in minutes,… -
Guide The Singapore dog health calendar: monsoon parasites, heatstroke and tick fever through the year A good health calendar makes dog ownership feel more manageable. It tells you what is due, what has changed and who to call, without pretending every dog needs… -
Guide Heatstroke first aid The cooling protocol vets recommend and the dangerous methods to avoid.
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Heatstroke & hot pavement 20 Puppy basics 14 Senior care 14 Anxiety & stress 13 Reactivity & leash aggression 9 Separation anxiety 7 Arthritis 5 Excessive barking 4 Joint & mobility 4 Paw care 4 Recall training 4 Eye conditions 3 Gut health & poop 3 Itchy skin 3 Leash pulling 3 Resource guarding 3 Epilepsy & seizures 2 Fleas, ticks & mosquitoes 2 Weight management 2 Allergies 1 Brachycephalic airway issues 1 Collapsed trachea 1 Cushing's syndrome 1 Dental health 1 Heart conditions 1 House training 1 Hypothyroidism 1 Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) 1 Patellar luxation 1 Thunderstorm & firework fear 1
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