Trick or Treat!
Miss Darcy
31/10/2014
We usually do tricks and then we get treats but in this case – it’s one or the other! We can choose just to have
We usually do tricks and then we get treats but in this case – it’s one or the other! We can choose just to have
Today is London Poppy Day – and all sorts of things going on in the city to help raise funds for the Poppy appeal. We’ve
There are new recruits in the West Midlands Police Force. The first six cross puppies of Sprockers (Springer-Cocker Spaniel) to be born into the Police Dog’s
This was the rainbow over Manchester Dog’s Home yesterday morning. They’re home.
“The truly compassionate step forward, however, would not be to create a home for abandoned dogs with all mod cons; it would be to create
Ever since Ashleigh and Pudsey came onto Britain’s Got Talent, we knew there was more to Simon Cowell than just being the straight-talking, honest judge. He
When one juvenile decided to do something so hateful, the result was loss of animal lives and immense sadness to see what that humankind is
We love our trips to Scotland. We love Scots and Scottish Terriers. We really love our Scottie Shortbread.
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
Early yesterday morning, we set off for St. Pancras International train station to show our support for PetsPyjamas’ Pets To Paris campaign.
Remember, if you’re thinking of getting a dog, the best breed is Rescue. #adopt
Puppy farming is the mass commercial production of puppies purely for profit and without a thought for the welfare or happiness of the pup, breeding
This coming Saturday, 6th September is Pup-Aid Day in Primrose Hill, London. The purpose of Pup-Aid is to raise awareness about the UK’s cruel puppy farming
A friend shared this video with us. It tells an amazing story about how when a few wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park in
Sprig the springer spaniel was trapped on stuck on rocks near Foreland Point, Devon, the highest sea cliffs in England. It was only a chance
We were at Kensington Gardens today and saw lots of flags hanging on the Palace Gates. I went to check out what was happening.
As Mummy continues to ponder about the many dogs of Ko Samui, Aunty Jane sent her info about an animal charity in Thailand called Soi
Many of us pooches have our own Facebook pages and it’s here that we often read about dogs being abandoned. Sometimes the stories have endings we
We were at Kensington Gardens today and saw balloons and a Union Jack on the palace gates. But of course!
“Dolly” as she is now called was found in a tent during the clean-up festival at the end of the Glastonbury festival.
After the Le Tour de France event earlier today, we walked over to Hyde Park to remember what happened this day nine years ago.
We took our friend Oliver to the local pub for bangers and mash – and burger!
On Platform 1 of Paddington Station in London there stands a statue of a World War One soldier reading a letter. He is the ‘Unknown Soldier’.
OK, now that England Team is coming home and not kicking that football around any more, let’s play other types of balls.
Tonight Mummy asked me to watch a program with her on Sky. It’s about a boy in Colombia who had a big mole on his
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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