Dog Friendly Britain: Features

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Wheeldon Trees takes Silver in Visit England Awards 2012

Wheeldon Trees Farm Holiday Cottages scooped Silver in the Sustainable Tourism category at the national Visit England Awards, held on May 22^ndread more

Classic great holidays with dogs.

One of the major problems that dog owners face when booking a holiday, is to find a place that accepts their pet. At Classic Cottages we are aware of these problems and therefore offer over 200 dog-friendly holiday cottages that have ... read more

CSJ CanineMax caught on film!

For anyone who didn't manage to attend the CSJ CanineMax Dog Games that were held in the beautiful surroundings of the Countess of Bathurst's, Cirencester Park in Gloucestershire last month, don't worry…………..

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Milo the problem Pointer puppy recommends CSJ

Milo’s owner Sandra Field stumbled across CSJ’s website www.csjk9.com whilst searching for a dog food that worked and Milo, who had previously suffered from very loose stools has never looked back.

Sandra says ... read more

So Cute I Just Can't Stay Awake

Sometimes we feel just the same... zzzzzzzzzz

Sometimes you get so sleepy you can barely stand up. If you were in a Beano-style Bash Street Kids cartoon, 10 tonne weights would be figuratively pushing down your eyelids.

The same thing happens to puppies, of course - but it's a rare ... read more

The dogs who listen to children reading

Scheme aims to encourage children to read aloud

When children read to him, Danny does not criticise or correct their pronunciation. He just nods and pricks up an ear, although sometimes he closes his eyes and appears not to be listening.

Shirley is one of ten dogs in the UK that are trained to alert their owners to a change in their blood sugar levels before a diabetes crash.

Staffies. They're softer than you think.

"Extremely reliable, highly intelligent and affectionate, especially with children."

They're not our (The Battersea Dog & Cats Home) words to describe the Staffordshire Bull Terrier,

but the Kennel Club's. Surprised? With so many misconceptions about ... read more

MIDHURST - A DOGGY DAY OUT IN PARKLAND

Midhurst, a small historic market town of less than 5000 inhabitants, is now the HQ of the South Downs National Park, an accolade which speaks for itself and which follows on from another made in 2004 by Country Life Magazine naming the town as the most desirable place to live in Southern ... read more

CSJ helps 'Twilight' dogs in France

Following on from their kindness in helping Blue Boi, the starved Lurcher, CSJ are helping another rescue home by sending their Turn Back Thyme! herbs to ‘Twilight’ in the North Dordogne to help their older dogs.

With currently approximately... read more

CSJ's 'Complete Tripe' is offally tasty!

CSJ are talking ‘Complete Tripe’ with their new vat free complete food for adult dogs.

Acknowledged dog food experts CSJ have based their latest vat free range addition on tripe, which has long been a favourite of dog breeders and professionals.

A dog which fell 250ft (76m) from the White Cliffs of Dover while chasing a rabbit has made an "amazing recovery".

Norman, a one-year-old Weimaraner, punctured a lung and fractured his pelvis when he fell the height of six houses into an Eastern Docks yard.

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CSJ fuels Scottish Sled Dog team to EU Championships success

John Carter of Satanta Siberian Huskies received the diploma for ‘2nd Best Nordic Team’ in the prestigious and hugely competitive ESDRA Dryland European Championships held in Germany over 2nd, 3rd and 4th November.

John and his wife Mary were part of the Sled Dog Association of Scotland’s ... read more

Volunteers are needed to help stray dogs in South Glos

A newly-established group of volunteers helping South Gloucestershire's dog wardens needs more recruits.

The Friends of South Gloucestershire Strays was recently set up to help look after and re-home dogs in the district.

The group stresses you don't have to adopt a stray to help - there are many other ways to... read more

Burton Agnes Hall - Driffield, East Yorkshire

Built in 1598 by Sir Henry Griffith, Burton Agnes Hall is a magnificent example of Elizabethan architecture, and is still inhabited by descendents... read more

India launches first 'canine blood bank'

By Sivaramakrishnan Parameswaran

BBC Tamil

A blood bank exclusively for dogs has been launched for the first time in India, academics at a university in the city of Madras have told the BBC.

The blood bank has been set up so that ... read more

HM Coastguard and the Dogs Trust have an important message for dog walkers

“Keep your dog on a lead near cliffs” There is a real danger to pets and owners when walking near cliffs. Last year there were 227 coastal accidents involving dogs which required emergency assistance from Coastguard Rescue Teams. Many dogs have died or been severely injured and owners have also been ... read more

The Crossbreed & Mongrel Club

The Crossbreed & Mongrel club was launched in 1994 after a group of enthusiasts got together after answering a letter I put in a dog magazine asking if anyone felt like I did that there should be a club especially for crossbreed & mongrel dogs.

Our aim was to show that owning a crossbreed or mongrel dog is ... read more

Turn Back Thyme! for older dogs

CSJ have turned their herbal expertise to improving the lives and health of middle aged and older dogs and developed a new all natural mix called Turn Back Thyme.

CSJ know that as older dogs’ body functions slow down this can result in a number of medical conditions such as kidney or liver problems, skin ... read more

Eggcellent News

Burns Penlan Farm Egg, Brown Rice & Vegetables for dogs has... read more

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