Dogs Today Magazine | January 2014
Doodle-do or doodle-don’t?
With recent whispers about Kennel Club interest in the Labradoodle, is there any support for breed recognition?
PLUS
In touch: achieving a better relationship with your vet
Growly with a chance of meatballs - Sarah Whitehead on food guarding
Tragedy - how many more children must die before government listens?
Pack it in! Dog trainer and wolf expert Toni Shelbourne dispels the howlers of ‘dominant’ dog training
Victoria Stilwell: Dogs might be social animals, but that’s not to say that they are all perfect playmates.
The gift of giving! Give great gifts to those you love this and help these good causes at the same time!
Insurance Doctor: Grace & Truth Covering cruciate ligaments in younger pets
Chicken, cheese, raggers, balls, or maybe feathers and little old ladies? Find out how to get the best from your dog with this guide to kind, successful canine motivation with Karen Wild
Broken premises - Battersea Cats and Dogs Home has a fascinating history – but now the 154-year-old charity is looking
only to the future...
Fostering rescue dogs can save precious lives, help find the dog’s perfect match, and give pups the very best start in life.
One masked little dog, Zorro, dodging death on the Romanian streets, finally gets the better life he deserves
Happy holidays: visit the dog-friendly West Country
We meet actress Charlene Amoia and her rescue, Bunny
Interior designer Gordon Whistance and Tilly
Abandon snips? Richard Allport on neutering risks
Fido Facts: It’s all about the Japanese Chin - Breed questionnaire, living with an Australian Terrier, breed history and health issues
Adopt Me!
Dogs all desperate for a home and meet the dogs who have found love
Think Tank:
Fat dog slim, Rabies worries, Down in the dumps after surgery, Chewing, naturally....
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First published in 1990 by Burlington Publishing Company Ltd, it was created by the late Viscount Rothermere - Daily Mail proprietor. Being a dog lover himself, Rothermere believed Britain needed a magazine solely for dog lovers and enthusiasts, therefore, launched the successful title and set his head office in Chobham, Surrey.
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