Bring Your Dog to Work Day is held every year to raise money for charity. DogBuddy is an official sponsor of Bring Your Dog To Work Day 2018. All Dogs Matter and Animals Asia raise money to help dogs get a second chance at a forever home. Here are some of the best moments we’ve had with our office dogs. Did you have your dog in your office? Let us know by posting a comment below or posting a picture on Facebook or Twitter. [Read More]

This week, we’ve learned that even Cheetahs need some creature comforts, and discovered a doggy disco accessory that may or may not make it to the pet shop shelves. The Dog Rescuers has made a return to our TV screens this week. We’ll be tuning into Channel 5 each Tuesday at 8pm to see catch the latest stories of rescued pooches who are being given a second shot at life. If you would like to join us in supporting the continued rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming dogs in England and Wales, why not consider donating to the RSPCA – learn more here. [Read More]

DogBuddy attended Pup Aid, held annually in Primrose Hill. Marc Abraham visited DogBuddy HQ to talk to us about puppy farming. Celebrities in attendance included Rachel Riley, Pasha Kovalev and Jo O’Meara. If you couldn’t attend the event there are still many ways you can show your support. Share this with your friends and family by clicking the social links at the end of this blog post. Let us know your experiences in the comments below and let’s all work together to stop it. [Read More]

The Dangerous Dogs Act was passed in 1991 and covers the whole UK. It’s illegal to own four dog types; Pit Bull Terriers, Japanese Tosa, Fila Braziliero and Dogo Argentino. The RSPCA is campaigning to end BSL and are petitioning the UK government to review the current law. The petition has already received over 55,000 signatures but the RSPPA have set their sights on 100,000. The DogBuddy pack have already added their names to the petition and if you would like to sign it, please visit their website here: http://www. [Read More]