Clean Trails, Safe Paws: How Dog Owners Can Protect Animals and Nature
Small everyday choices can protect dogs, wildlife, livestock and the natural places we share. A Paws & Stays article inspired by the SAT Clean Trails project.
SAT – Sicurezza Animali Ticino | Safety & Prevention Partner
SAT – Sicurezza Animali Ticino Safety & Prevention Partner of Paws & Stays Visit SAT More than a partnership. A shared commitment to safer life with dogs. Travelling, hiking and exploring with dogs should be enjoyable, but preparedness matters. Paws & Stays and SAT want to bring safety, prevention, practical information and awareness closer to […]
Let Them Sniff: Why Nose Work Could Be One of the Best Activities for Your Dog
Recent research is taking a closer look at scent work for dogs. Discover why nose work can be a valuable enrichment activity and five simple scent games you can try at home or on your next walk.
Flying With Dogs in 2026: What Is Changing — and What Does It Mean for Your Dog?
Airlines around the world are reconsidering how dogs travel. We look at the newest cabin policies, options for larger dogs and what flying may mean for a dog’s wellbeing.
Can Dogs Learn Words Just by Listening to Us?
A new study suggests that some exceptionally gifted dogs can learn the names of toys simply by listening to conversations between people — without being directly taught.
Dog Supplements in 2026: Helpful Support or Expensive Hype?
Dog supplements are expanding from joints and digestion into whole-body wellness. Here is how owners can separate useful products from clever marketing.
Insect Protein, Plant Proteins and the Future of Dog Food
Insect and plant proteins are moving into dog food. The real question is not whether they sound natural, but whether the diet is complete and appropriate.
The Dog Gut Microbiome: Science, Hype and What Owners Should Know
Probiotics and gut health are everywhere in dog nutrition. The science is promising, but far more specific than the marketing suggests.
Dog Training in 2026: Positive Reinforcement vs. Balanced Training
The dog-training debate is loud, but a 2026 study found more common ground than social media suggests. Here is what matters for owners.
Stop Trying to Tire Your Dog Out: Why Enrichment Matters
A tired dog is not always a fulfilled dog. Enrichment gives dogs mental, sensory and social outlets that exercise alone cannot replace.