Does your pet have ‘spring fever’? Warning to owners as dogs are more likely to bolt now
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As the UK heads into warmer weather, dog owners are warned to prepare for ‘spring fever’, a seasonal spike in impulsive behaviour that sees a dramatic rise in dogs escaping from homes and bolting on walks.
With new smells, allergens and outdoor distractions all hitting at once alongside seasonal
hazards, this means the consequences of that behaviour can be far more serious than many expect.
Chris Maxted, director of front door safety gate Dog-G8 www.dog-g8.com shares what spring fever means for your dog and how you can help keep them protected over the next few months.
What spring fever is: Breakdown of recall and control
“Spring fever in dogs isn’t about a change in energy levels, it’s a response to a sudden increase in environmental stimulation, with new smells, pollen and wildlife all appearing at once, which can overwhelm their senses and override even the best dog’s recall.
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