The irish terrier

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

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

Carol was not what you would call a dog person. It wasn’t that she actively disliked the creatures – she just didn’t see the point in having one in the house. All the hassle, the hair everywhere, and

Imagine you are adopting a human toddler. He can’t verbalise his worries or emotions. You are unknown and the environment is unfamiliar. It’s a perturbing period and it takes time to build trust and f

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As I type this, we’re enduring that rare thing in the UK: a heatwave. It can make life uncomfortable by day and unbearable at night. It also makes you acutely aware of how you sleep and begs the quest