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Grooming long haired dogs Some dogs enjoy being brushed and groomed, other’s not so much. So it’s a good idea to introduce grooming and bathing as early as possible to get your dog used to being touched and to understand that the process is a positive one and can be enjoyable. If you have or are thinking about getting a long haired dog, be aware that they do need time spent on grooming daily to keep their coats matt and tangle free. Regular grooming helps to remove dead hair and to distribute natural oils through the coat to keep it healthy. Top tips for long haired dog grooming · Before starting a grooming session, be well prepared and have a dog towel and grooming brushes and combs to hand. · Brush your dog daily with a pin brush to keep matted hair and knots at bay. · Use a slicker brush for the thicker and longer hair around the rump. · Use a wide tooth comb to work through mats and tangles. If you have to cut out a matted clump, take extra care and pinch the ...

Take a dog friendly holiday With over 8 million dogs in the UK, it’s no wonder there are so many dog friendly holiday park destinations to visit in the UK now. Your dog is part of the family and taking a break with your dog could not be easier to plan. Many holiday cottages, lodges and hotels offer dog friendly accommodation so camping does not have to be the only option! So what are you waiting for? Start preparing for the perfect holiday with your dog. Firstly, decide where to go. There are many great places to visit and the following locations are just a small selection that have won awards for dog friendliness: Perranporth, Cornwall 2017 winner for best beach. Perranporth has one of the best beaches in the country. Miles of golden sand and sand dunes. Beautifully clean and a great beach for exercising your dogs and taking in the beautiful views. There is also a dog friendly pub on the beach – what more could you want! Keswick, Cumbria received the most nominations in the...