dogs

Irish red and white setter: Dog characteristics, photos and facts

Energetic, affectionate and forever happy, the Irish red and white setter is the ideal breed for country living. We spoke to The Kennel Club to find out more about this charismatic dog.
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Why is chocolate poisonous to dogs - and what are the symptoms of chocolate poisoning?

Is chocolate very poisonous to dogs? How much can they eat? Veterinary surgeon Nicholas Burrell explains all you need to know
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Why do dogs lick you?

Why do dogs lick you? Is it normal for dogs to lick you? Can it be a sign that something is wrong? PSDA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh explains
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The best dog poo bags in 2024 - on test

It’s essential that dog owners clean up after their pets – and make sure that they dispose of the waste properly. So we tested the best dog poo bags that make your life easier – and have minimal impact on the environment
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Podcast: A gentle adventure exploring mysterious Eggardon Hill in Dorset

Join Kevin Parr for a fascinating ramble in an ancient hillfort – and an important discussion about dogs and livestock with the local farmer – in episode 11, season 14 of the Countryfile Magazine Plodcast
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How to plan a stress-free holiday with your dog

The warmer, lighter spring days offers the perfect opportunity as a dog owner to enjoy walks on the beach or strolls in the countryside with your canine companion. Make any break away stress-free and enjoyable with these top tips for holidaying with your dog.
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Eight of the best dog-friendly inns

Heading away for the weekend? Your dog will enjoy a long walk and place to rest even more than you do. Katie Kilgallon picks eight of the best inns in the countryside where dogs receive a very warm welcome.
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The joys of volunteer dog-walking

Unable to have her own canine companion, Maria Hodson joined Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary as a volunteer dog walker and finds great
satisfaction in spending time with a wide variety of loveable homeless hounds
 

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Dog Microchipping Law: what you need to know

A new microchipping law is set to come into force from next month (6 April 2016), which will require dog owners in the England, Wales and Scotland to microchip their dog.     
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Dog poo bags a blemish on the countryside

Bags of dog faeces left in the countryside across Britain are angering locals and leading to discussions over what can be done to combat irresponsible pet owners.
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