
Tails of the World
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,

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,

Christmas lights have a way of waving a magic wand over the city, making everything softer, warmer, and more beautiful. They transport me back to

We welcome the New Year—filled with possibilities and experiences that have never been. As in years past, we honour our annual tradition, one that began

Isn’t it incredible how much can unfold in just a year? The memories you’ll hold onto forever, the moments you’d rather leave behind, the people

It was an early morning start on December 20th as we met Ju-li and Mr. Darcy at St Pancras Station, ready to embark on an

When we think back to a truly special Christmas, it’s not the gifts or the decorations that stand out most—it’s the laughter, the warmth of

Although the weather has felt wintry, according to the astronomical calendar, autumn officially ends around December 20th or 21st with the winter solstice. As the

Merry-go-rounds, or carousels, hold a timeless charm. I love them because they evoke memories of carefree childhood days. The music, the colourful lights, and the

Christmas markets transform town squares and city streets into winter wonderlands filled with holiday cheer. Originating in Europe, offering a magical atmosphere complete with twinkling

Throwback to last Saturday, 30th November, when over 130 London dogs and nearly 200 amazing humans joined the first ever Rescue Dogs of London and

Whenever I bought presents for my godchildren, I was guided by these four categories – Something to Wear, Something to Read, Something they Want, Something

Right in the heart of fashionable Chelsea where Sloane Square meets Kings Road and Sloane Street, where the Duke of York Square thrives with activities

It was during a trip to Highgrove in June when I learnt about King Charles’s Jack Russell, Tigga who passed away in 2022 was buried

For a long time, spending Christmas at Claridge’s with Darcy and George was high on my bucket list. As soon as local Covid restrictions eased

Dining with my dogs is a privilege, not a given. When I had Darcy I never liked leaving her at home. I had “separation anxiety”

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

Our beloved bear, Paddington, is back! Earlier today, we attended a dog-friendly screening of Paddington in Peru at Picturehouse Central, one of several Picturehouse cinemas that host

Rescue dogs often go unnoticed, their true potential overlooked. Gems Reimagined is a colourful photographic series that aims to change this perspective. Earlier in the

As the weather changes, out comes the jumpers. After months of being stowed away in the drawer, we have pulled them out again. Those favourite

Here are four fantastic dog-friendly restaurants that we’ve explored recently, each offering a unique culinary experience—from Italian seafood to Michelin-star British and French cuisine, and

November brings a quiet transformation to the world. The last of the autumn leaves fall, creating a carpet of warm colors, while bare branches begin

The act of reflection is not just about looking back; it’s about moving forward with a deeper understanding and a more deliberate intention. It’s a

I’d been eager to recreate a special photo of Lulu—just like the one I captured of Darcy years ago during our stay at the Dog

Before I had dogs, we had an apartment in the 12th arrondissement in Paris, and I fondly remember those carefree summer days spent wandering the city.

With another Exeat weekend approaching, I found myself wondering what to do with my 14-year-old godson, Sasha. Then, a lightbulb moment struck! Why not check

Our blog is about doing things with your pets because life is better when shared. I go on daily walks, do daily chores, and travel

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,

Chelsea is undoubtedly one of the most dog-friendly boroughs in London, and they’re gearing up to celebrate the many shops that roll out the red

George, a little black dog from the streets of Hungary. Today, he wants to remind you that black dogs are delightful, fun, and loving companions,

We celebrated September 18th as Bobo’s Gotcha Day—the day he got me. But it took more than a week for me to make him mine.
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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