WagWorks is a membership club for dogs, offering holistic canine care to its members: daycare, healthcare, grooming & training. With a range of best-in-class professionals on site from daycare assistants to veterinarians & behaviourists they partner with their clients and assist them with all aspects of dog care. We speak to the team about where the inspiration behind WagWorks came from and their favourite spots in London for a dog walk.

Broadway Market is a Victorian street market situated in Hackney, East London and a wonderful dog friendly place to spend an afternoon with your dog. In addition to the thriving Saturday markets on both Broadway Market and at Netil House, there are independent shops, cafés and restaurants open seven days a week from dawn to dusk. Plus situated next to the beautiful London Fields park, it makes for the perfect place to spend a sunny Saturday with the dog.

With the festive season approaching fast, here at kintails HQ we've pulled together a list of our favourite gifts for both the dog and dog lover in your life from our favourite small brands. An abundance of joyful gifts, lay beneath the Christmas tree - requiring patience to wait until December 25th to be sniffed and unwrapped…

We've always got something to buy on our errand list especially during the festive period, so being able to browse and shop accompanied by our dog makes for a more joyful experience, without the pressure of having to get home to tend to their needs.Whether you're seeking that unique gift for a loved one or the perfect something for your Secret Santa, you'll find everything you need within our carefully curated selection of dog. friendly stores;

From Julian Victoria, creator of DOG Magazine, DOG - Stories of Dog Ownership is a wonderful guide into sharing your life with a dog. Including stories, photography, illustrations and essays this beautiful book is a perfect addition to any dog lover's bookshelf.

Picturesque Whitstable, with its brilliantly fresh seafood and annual oyster festival, has long been our escape from the city when in need of a little fresh air! It’s the perfect place to visit with a dog in tow due to its great travel connections to London (just over an hour from St Pancras). With pastel-painted shopfronts and beach huts, the fishing town feels like you’re a million miles away from the big smoke. There’s also a thriving arts scene, genuine community spirit and Whitstable beach is dog friendly all year round.

Kintails has teamed up with Monocle to design a series of leather dog leads and collars suitable for the dog about town. You’ll find a number of handsome hounds curled up under the desks at Midori House. After all, what better way to enjoy a walk around the city followed by an aperó than bringing your dog along. You can shop the full KINTAILS X MONOCLE Collection Here

Margate has always been an iconic British seaside destination and with its sweep of golden sandy beach and beachside restaurants and bars, it’s easy to see why this beautiful resort is so popular. During the day you and your dog can enjoy a stroll through Margate's Old Town before heading to the beach to cool off. Plus once the sun goes down you’ll find a selection of restaurants to sit and stare out at those stunning views. We’ve put together a list of our favourite dog friendly places to visit when heading to this timeless seaside town.

You’ll never be short of things to do with your dog in Shoreditch, East London. Buzzing with a creative energy, an independent market, great bars, eateries and street food which makes it a very enjoyable destination to go to with your dog, even if simply to hang out. Whether you have an hour to kill or a leisurely afternoon, we’ve put together a list of our favourite dog friendly places to visit.

Some animal experts believe that dogs intuitively eat plants according to their specific medicinal value - that is, as long as they have several plants to choose from. You can notice this behaviour when out in the park with your dog, observing which plants they are choosing to eat may give you an indication on how they are feeling that day.

Doggy odours are up there as one of the least favourable parts of dog ownership but obviously, we love them all the same despite their occasional stink. Aside from dog grooming, breath treats or other such methods when they’re a bit whiffy, we've found a good scented candle or diffuser will not only mask any unwelcome smells, they're also great for a keeping house shared with pets, smelling fresh. We also find certain scents have calming properties for dogs (and us too), which we often find particularly useful at certain times of the year. Discover our tried and tested home fragrance in our latest post.

Hackney in East London isn’t only one of the most dog friendly suburbs in the city, but it also happens to be where kintails first started. This vibrant borough is full of beautiful parks including Victoria Park and Hackney Marshes along with some of our favourite independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Below are some of our top places we like to visit with our dogs when we’re in the neighbourhood.

Clocking up the miles daily in pursuit of our dog’s health and happiness, our footwear gets put through their paces and has a wide variety of weather to withstand especially in the colder, wetter winter months. So, put your best foot forward in our recommended dog walking shoes.

Here at kintails we love to spend our free time getting stuck into the pile of books which has slowly been growing over the year. With this is mind we've pulled together some of our favourite recent dog relate books, from dog friendly city guides to beautiful photograph books about incredible homes and the dogs that live there. Perfect for a relaxing Sunday afternoon, with the dog curled up on your lap of course!

DOG displays a new collection of works by Holly Frean. It is fun, witty and extremely heartwarming, plus the depth of character in each furry face is exquisite. Running from the 15th - 21st November at The Gallery at Green & Stone in London.

Having a good quality flask, travel bottle or reusable cup in your outdoors arsenal is a definite must for a dog owner. Aside from providing a comforting warm or cooling cold drink on dog walks, carrying a homemade drink not only helps save cash over time, it also helps reduce your disposable cup and plastic bottle consumption, so it's a win win! Here’s our recommended flasks, travel bottles and reusable cups for keeping topped up when you are on the go with your dog.

Nestled in a corner of glorious Mount’s Bay, the market town of Penzance is located in the far west of Cornwall. Towards the end of the 19th century it became home to Cornwall's only promenade and later the Jubilee Pool, Britain's largest outdoor lido. Penzance has long been a hidden gem for well-informed travellers with it's winding streets lined with independent shops, subtropical gardens and a promenade with breath-taking views of bay. With its fascinating history and a buzzing local arts and crafts scene, this dog friendly town is the perfect spot for a British seaside staycation.

Clocking up the miles daily in pursuit of our dog’s health and happiness, our footwear gets put through their paces and has a wide variety of weather to withstand. So, put your best foot forward in our recommended trainers perfect for either a city strolls with the dog or a more adventurous out of town run/ hike together.

Jogging with your dog provides excellent benefits to both you and your dog’s physical and mental health.Studies have shown that an active lifestyle reduces stress and anxiety in humans and dogs. Even better, active dogs are shown to live longer, happier lives. When dogs are under-stimulated, they can be destructive, hyper and even aggressive. Running exposes them to new sights, sounds and smells giving them ample stimulation. Below we discuss Canicross as an activity, the ideal kit, cues, and the range of benefits, before heading out on a run with your dog.

Rye, an historic town on the South East Coast of the UK. This historic town is nestled between green rolling Kent countryside and the English Channel and is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in England. Filled with picturesque cobbled winding streets, independent shops and eateries, and beautiful coastal walks.  All this, and more, makes Rye the perfect place for a laid-back weekend break with your dog in tow.

Since 2013, Four&Sons has been exploring the worlds of art, culture, and design as inspired by our four-legged friends. Through canine-loving eyes, they’ve chronicled the life and work of interesting people and their interesting dogs all over the globe. Now, they have decided to keep it local and take it to the streets with a collection of city guides for dog loving people by dog loving people.

While dog walking is good for the mind, body and soul, it's not always the best for our skin especially during the summer months. As well as the immediate effects, spending prolonged time outdoors can affect the health and condition of your skin over time too. Dog walking is one of our favourite past times, so we’ve built up a collection of trusted skincare products to help take care of our skin and counteract the effects of the weather. In our latest post, we share our recommended beauty and skincare summer buys for dog owners.

After a long country walk or a stroll around the city with your dog, there is nothing better than heading to a local eatery to enjoy some refreshments and refuel before the journey home. Plus, with so many restaurants now being dog friendly there is no better feeling then knowing your dog can tag along rather than being left at home. However, the experience can sometimes end up being not so enjoyable for both you and your dog (along with the rest of the dinners). Causing your dog to feel frustrated and bored leading to unwanted behaviour such as whining, barking and worse still stealing food. Leaving you with no option but to rush through the meal to avoid further frustration for your dog.

Every Sunday, Columbia Road welcomes its lovely flower market. Browse for beautiful blooms and gardening essentials on this picture-perfect road located in East London. If you’re going there with a dog, it is always best to go early in order to avoid the crowd. Taking place every Sunday, the capital’s favourite floral market is packed with friendly flower and plant sellers along with a host of independent shops and eateries.

Flourish is a Travel and Lifestyle publication focusing its content around outdoor living, nature, culture, sustainability and the search for a physical existence. Started by designer and photographer, Lucy Saunders, Flourish reflects her passion for travel, ecological adventures, exploring the natural world and documenting new places. Lucy shares with us the importance of getting outside and taking a walk within nature.

After a long winter dog walk your hands may need some nourishment, especially when you have been out in the cold or wet. The skin on your hands is different from the rest of your body – sometimes softer, sometimes harder. Plus, our hands are the most used part of the body and because of this can become dry and chapped. Either way some TLC for your hands should form a really important part of your daily routine, especially post dog walk. With this in mind we’ve pulled together a list of some of our favourite hand-care essentials.

No matter what the weather, dog walking is one of our favourite past times, so we’ve built up a collection of trusted skincare products to help take care of our skin and counteract the effects of the weather. In our latest post, we share our recommended beauty and skincare buys for dog owners.

Dog walking is a big part of being a dog owner and it provides so much enjoyment for both owner and pet, along with providing a basic foundation for physical and mental health. However, dog’s need walking all year round, even in the blustery wind and rain, so a versatile rain jacket is a must and will help to ensure your plans aren’t derailed by the British weather. Below are our recommend dog-walking styles for your rainy autumn walks.

Houseplants are good for your health, and not just for their visual beauty. Studies have proven that indoor plants improve concentration and productivity, reduce stress levels and boost your mood, making them perfect for not just your home but your work space. But not all house plants are good for your dog, with some actually being toxic and harmful if your four-legged friend decided to take a cheeky nibble when no one was looking. Emily from Design by Nature, shares with us her top dog friendly houseplants along with those best to avoid.

Staycations are more popular than ever at the moment, giving you the opportunity to take the dog on your next family vacation. Being able to take your faithful companion with you can be one of the best things about camping. Plus, with so many UK campsites now being dog-friendly there’s never been a better time to head out on a new adventure together. We’ve compiled some useful tips on camping with your dog in the UK.

You don't need us to tell you about the mess and mishaps that can occur on a dog walk and it’s for this reason we always carry some form of hand sanitiser wherever we go. There are some great varieties available on the market, but we love having the option to make our own at home. This natural hand sanitiser combines antimicrobial herbs to kill any bugs and germs which could cause infection. Making it perfect to carry in your bag when heading out on a walk as it can be used without water.

Herbal iced teas are a great way to help keep yourself refreshed either during or post dog walk during the summer months. Herbal infusions are the perfect way to work more nutrients into your diet as they are quickly and easily absorbed by the body. You can also choose to use the ‘Sun Tea’ brewing method which uses the power of the sun to help infuse the water (more information below). Either way herbal infusions help to bring a variety to your recommended daily amount of water. Below are our top 3 go to summer herbal iced tea recipes;

Sennen boasts one of the most beautiful stretches of sand in Cornwall, and still retains much of the atmosphere of an old fishing village. Sennen Cove's friendly atmosphere makes for a relaxed day at the beach in one of the UK’s most breath-taking locations. Switch off in the soulful embrace of one of Britain’s most awe-inspiring landscapes, a landscape which has changed little over centuries. Plus, it’s a great spot for surfing, or learning to surf at the Sennen Surf Centre.

Our daily dog walks mostly see us treading the same path, to a time that fits our daily routine. However, when it comes to time off, we love nothing more than stretching our legs further to discover new routes and different surroundings. While we welcome the benefits of being outdoors and switching off, the extra exercise can sometimes leave our muscles a little weary. To help soothe our achy muscles, we have a selection of products that we rely on;

There’s nothing quite like the escapist power of books to transport you to somewhere entirely different. And one of the major advantages of staying in is having more time to do one of the things we do best – Read. If you’re looking for inspiration of what to read next, then simply keep scrolling down, as we’ve selected some of our favourite dog relate photography books by some incredible and well thought after photographers