What could be better than a springtime stroll followed by a pint with your pooch? The Tails team have sniffed out their top dog-friendly pubs in the Surrey area, so whether you’ve been stretching those legs along the Surrey Hills or simply want some good grub, we’ve got you covered. Credit: dogbuddy.com The Parrot, Forest … Read more
It’s July already, how and when did that happen? We’re running out of summer months in which to plan a holiday for and if you’re still waiting to book yours, what are you waiting for?
If you’re heading abroad with your canine companion this year, one of the things on your holiday checklist should be your dog’s pet passport. Here’s what you need to know.
No matter how far in advance we plan, there always seems to be that one thing that we’ve forgotten. And when you’ve got four more legs coming with you, there are a few extra things you’ll need to pack in the bag too.
When your dog’s coming on the big family holiday, there’s lots more to plan. The last thing you’ll want is to arrive at your holiday destination realising you’ve forgotten the poo bags.
The summer of 2017 is shaping up to be a great one for festivals all over the UK, Europe and the US but as these festivals know, they can be made better by the presence of pooches.
Wherever you are in the UK, we’ve got your spring weekends covered. Take a look at our list of the best places for a wistful wander.
Wales has some fantastic locations for a day out with your dog. Here are 6 of our favourites.
Back in the summer, insurance company More Than launched the world’s first art exhibition for dogs and now they’re back with a new canine centred activity: the world’s first city bus tour for dogs.
We know it’s cold, but if you’re armed with your scarf, hat, earmuffs and boots, you and your dog can plan yourselves a great winter day out. Find out some of our favourites.