Dogs Today Magazine | October 2013
SPECIAL
Oldies; Life in the old dog yet! Make your dog’s retirement healthy, comfortable and happy - and enjoy the golden years of grey-whiskered companionship.
PLUS
Pet Insurance
As pet insurers turn new customers away...What does the future hold?
Keep calm and carry on!
Karen Wild on tackles stress and gives tips on keeping your canine calm
Dogs Trust Honours
The winners & celebs
Pit Bulls & Breed Prejudice
In the shadows of sunny LA, there are many lost souls - Pit Bulls who face as much breed prejudice as they do in the UK
Sense and sensibility
With their enhanced senses, dogs often use nature to help heal and soothe themselves, something that, until now, shelter dogs have not been able to do...
Interview - Pat on the Back
Vet Mark Evans no longer works in practice, as his media career keeps him too busy on documentaries such as Inside Nature’s Giants, War Horse – the Real Story, and Foxes Live.
The country’s dogs have a lot to thank Mark for as, prior to this, he shook up the RSPCA when he spent over three years as its chief veterinary advisor.
Fido Facts: Coton de Tulear
Breed questionnaire, living with a Coton de Tulear, breed history and health issues
Competitions
Win a doggie library & loads of goodies to be had
Adopt Me!
59 oldies looking for a retirement home
Think Tank:
Lungworm, Senior Diet, Cleaning up, Away Days and more
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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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