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All dogs could be insured under dangerous breeds plans
All dog owners in England and Wales would have to insure against their pet attacking someone, under Labour proposals to tackle dangerous breeds. Police and local authorities could also be given powers to force owners of dangerous dogs to muzzle them or even get them neutered. |
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(Dog Friendly) Metro Bank gets official go-ahead in UK High Street
A proposed new High Street bank, Metro Bank, has been given a banking licence by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). The bank plans to open two branches in central London in the next three months. It aims to expand to more than 200 in Greater London within ten years. |
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The Helsbury Park Dog Photo Competition 2010
Dave Wilson of Helsbury Park says 'We've had a record entry to our competition and the entries are all of an extremely high standard, we've had a real problem whittling them down to the final 23, but here they are. There's a real mix of photos of some absolutely fabulous dogs, we've loved seeing them and we think they show how much the dogs ...
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Dog owners given a new cyber-lead into great places to walk their pets
The first ever interactive, searchable online database of over 24,000 publicly accessible woods across the UK is to be created by the Woodland Trust. The web-site called VisitWoods, will feature clear symbols to indicate to people which woods are suitable for dog walking, as well as have car-parking, toilets ...
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Giant George enters record books as world's top dog
A Great Dane from the US state of Arizona has been officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the tallest dog ever on record. Giant George, owned by David Nasser, stands 43in (1.09m) tall paw to shoulder, and weighs 245lb (111kg). Guinness officials say there were conflicting reports about ...
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DOG DAY AFTERNOON - No inappropriate sniffing please!
SATURDAY 24 April 11am-5pm Demonstration Times 12 midday and 2pm – Competitions 2.30pm onwards Free Admission CABBAGES & FROCKS MARKET St Marylebone Parish church grounds ![]() read more
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National Pet Month 2010: 21 years of celebrating pets and people
From 3 April – 3 May, National Pet Month will be celebrating its 21st birthday. Thousands of people will be celebrating life with their pets at hundreds of events up and down the country. While many of these events will raise funds for local animal charities, National Pet Month is not just about fund raising. It is also all about ...
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DogFriendlyBritain.co.uk... As Seen on TV!
Much to our surprise, a Dog Friendly Britain Well Behaved Dogs - Welcome Here! Sticker was clearly displayed, for all to see, on BBC television today. June, and daughter Tina, decided to use the money raised from the BBC programme, Cash in the Attic, on a much needed break. As it was important to them that ...
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Where can I buy an ethical puppy?
Lucy Siegle: Pedigree dogs are often born with chronic levels of inbreeding. Unitl someone takes a lead, rehome one. Posing with a puppy is in many ways the celebrity equivalent of a politician kissing baby. Cue Victoria Beckham holding a Retriever puppy aloft in a photo shoot, apparently to signify her soft and cuddly side. As...
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The Littlest Hobo
Do you remember coming home from school and singing along to the memorable theme song from classic kid’s series Littlest Hobo? Until tomorrow I’ll just keep moving on Refresh your memory check out the theme tune on youtube |
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More cat owners 'have degrees' than dog-lovers
People who own a cat are more likely to have a university degree than those with a pet dog, a study by Bristol University suggests. A poll of 2,524 households found that 47.2% of those with a cat had at least one person educated to degree level, compared with 38.4% of homes with dogs. ...
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X-ray reveals rubber duck inside terrier 18 months on
A dog has had a £1,000 operation to remove a rubber duck from its gut - 18 months after the bathroom toy vanished. The owners of Spike the Patterdale terrier were astonished when they took their sick pet to the vet and discovered what had caused the problem. |
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Lucky rescue for dog stranded on ice floe
A dog has been rescued by the crew of a Polish boat after drifting out to sea on an ice floe into the Baltic sea. read more
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RSPCA give English lessons to 'Polish' dog
A dog caused confusion in an animal home when he failed to respond to basic commands - until staff realised he could only understand Polish. Staff at the RSPCA centre in Oldham, Greater Manchester, originally thought Cent the collie was deaf. However, when they looked into his history they realised he came from a Polish family ...
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Shar-pei wrinkles explained by dog geneticists
Just how did the Shar-pei get its famous wrinkled appearance? Scientists who have analysed the genetics of 10 pedigree dog breeds believe they now have the answer. Their research identifies 155 distinct locations in the animals' genetic code that could play a role in giving breeds their distinctive ...
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Chinese Lanterns
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new Poppets from CSJ
Tasty treats that don’t fatten ....... new Poppets from CSJ
CSJ’s new all natural Poppets are tiny and tasty - specifically designed for training without fattening. Poppets are suitable for all dogs and are perfect for keeping handy in the pocket to train or reward behaviour without upsetting the dog’s feeding ...
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Dog friendly holidays in Northumberland
With nearly 2,000 square miles of beautiful countryside Northumberland is the 6th largest county in England. However it only has just over 300,000 residents which makes it the emptiest and quietest of all Counties.Great for dog holidays! For dog lovers there are two major attractions, the hills and the beaches. The ...
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Walking holidays with your dog
A good walk is of course the highlight of a doggy day. Lots to sniff, dogs to meet, and a sense of traveling along with the humans on a shared mission. If you love a good walk yourself, then read on! These pleasures of a single walk can be magnified greatly on a walking holiday. From a weekend to a fortnight or more, each day ...
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Fussy feeder? - Gravy Works from CSJ
We’ve all torn our hair out over that ‘fussy feeder’ haven’t we? You know - the one who eats a lovingly offered product with relish one day, then looks up at us as if we are crazy the next and retreats to bed with a long suffering expression ….. and isn’t it always when we’d thought we’d ...
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