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Once so popular they were labelled the ‘English terrier’, numb
A Blencathra bitch is champion for the third year running, and there’s emotion round the ring when a Cumbria beagle takes the supreme
OH, what a good boy. Look at that handsome face. What’s his name?” “It’s, er, Woofles,” Jane said. “Come on then, you – I’m sure the lady’s busy.” “Oh, don’t mind about me, I’m in no rush,” the woman
It doesn’t take much for Mudis to turn heads, whether they’re herding sheep in their native Hungary, out for a walk in UK parks or streets or competing in agility, flyball or obedience. So, let’s find
We are a nation of pet lovers! Here, Sarah Vine -former wife of politician Sir Michael Gove -reveals why, when the chips are down, her dogs really are her best friends...
1 DALMATIAN Its white coat marked with dark spots, this large, unmistakable dog is forever linked in many minds with Disney’s 1961 film One Hundred and One Dalmatians. That animated blockbuster launch
Comedy historian Robert Ross pays tribute to some of the finest and funniest, but often overlooked, names in showbiz