About Tina
Miss Darcy
08/05/2025
When Niall Harbison came across a dog shackled to a short chain, frail and in poor health, something about her plight stirred memories of his
When Niall Harbison came across a dog shackled to a short chain, frail and in poor health, something about her plight stirred memories of his
Throughout history, figures like the Queen of England and Coco Chanel have set the stage for dogs to become timeless symbols of luxury and elegance.
Lulu, you’ve come a long way, literally and physically. Saved from a meat dog truck near Beijing after she was done as a breeding dog,
We have been reading Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life, a book written by Jennifer Aniston. The message of Clydeo revolves around curiousity, exploration, and the
As I pace, I look down through the skylight and see my spaniel Ella’s gentle eyes looking back up at me. She senses my strange,
We had missed the book signing of TOP DOGS – A British Love Affair when the author, Georgina Montagu was at Love My Human. I
Following on from Mum’s four guides to giving – Something You Want. Something You Need. Something To Wear. Something To Read. (We still think she
Did you know that dogs have been movie stars for a long, long time? From as far back as when Scraps was on the silver
As we approach the end of Lockdown Nr. 2, we have another Achievement story that really only happened when the hoomans were confined to their
Bedtime story, George? Someone sent “Bert Smells” to us because maybe they thought you can relate. The story is about Bert who lives on a
We were just reading the lovely new book, Rainbow Adventures by Nathalie Pritchard. It’s a tale of how Alfie, a labradoodle and his friend, Dolly
Can you imagine not being able to hear the alarm going off in the morning?
Every year on this day, we take a moment to remember the impact of events that took and changed the lives of so many.
I think “Marley and Me” has to be mine and Mummy’s favourite doggy book.
When we were at M Restaurant’s Doggy Event last Saturday (still waiting for photos to share!), we met Natalie Pritchard, the author of A Dog
Look, that’s me in this lovely book of dog photography!
We were at the library in The Kennel Club (tell you more later) going through shelves and shelves of books about dogs.
We went back to the bandstand in Regent’s Park because we heard that Arthur was going to be there!
The 29th February doesn’t come around too often – in fact, once in every four years. So we thought today we will take the time
How did they already know about George and published a book about him?!?!?!?
Thirteen years ago today, two big buildings in New York collapsed to the ground after they were hit by planes flying into them. It was
It’s been a very drawn out hectic weekend – there were lots of events and lots of visitors. Mummy was juggling things for me and
Well actually, I was afraid of Haatchi. Apparently he doesn’t like any other dogs near his territory, and he’s BIG!!! So no messing around him
Last night we read a funny book – How To Raise A Jewish Dog! Yes, a Jewish Dog!
Shake off all your worries! Do it like we do! And smile! It is only Monday … and January! 🙂 SHAKE is both a photography
My father’s a miniature poodle called Ginger and my mother an English Cocker Spaniel called Beth. That’s what makes me a cockapoo.
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