Happy Birthday to my Co blogger Frayer
she is 11 today
love Willow
Welcome to our blog. We will let you know what we are up to, Also what we think of Food, Doggy products,Toys,Beds etc that our owners give us to try. If you have a product you would like us to review for you please drop us a message, many thanks Willow, Frayer and Cabbage.
Friday 19 April 2013
Thursday 11 April 2013
Please HELP me raise awareness- BAN puppy farming
Help Raise Awareness of Pup Aid & Ban Puppy Farming! (9th Apr 2013)
In this post we want to help raise awareness of Puppy Farming and the heart break it can cause. Unfortunately, many people don’t realise just how important it is to do research before buying a puppy and that by not doing so, can unknowingly purchase a dog from a puppy farmer. Here, vet Marc Abraham talks about puppy farming and his advice when looking for a new addition to the family.
TV and fulltime vet, animal welfare campaigner and founder of Pup Aid, Marc Abraham spends much of his time fighting against puppy farming. The horrific practice of mass producing puppies to sell online happens day in day out, with puppies being sold through private dealers, free newspaper adverts, pet shops and garden centres. Here Marc explains what you can do to avoid being part of this increasing trend.
Breeding bitches are imprisoned in disused derelict agricultural blocks and kept alive in squalid conditions purely just to breed more litters on every heat. These battery farmed dogs can produce on average 20 pups a year – all sold for as much profit as possible.
Pups are removed from their mum too early, transported across the UK, then bought by well-meaning unsuspecting members of the public who are then presented with a diseased un socialised ‘time bomb’ of a tiny little fluff ball that usually either dies (e.g. from killer parvovirus) or requires hundreds – sometimes thousands – of pounds worth of treatment to save.
Puppy farming is hard to police so the only way to curb this evil industry is to stop the demand by educating people to stop buying these poorly pups in the first place; and instead choose a rescue dog or responsibly bred pup instead.
the above statement was Kindly shared by http://www.littlepooch.co.uk/news/help-raise-awareness-of-pup-aid-ban-puppy-farming/
TV and fulltime vet, animal welfare campaigner and founder of Pup Aid, Marc Abraham spends much of his time fighting against puppy farming. The horrific practice of mass producing puppies to sell online happens day in day out, with puppies being sold through private dealers, free newspaper adverts, pet shops and garden centres. Here Marc explains what you can do to avoid being part of this increasing trend.
Breeding bitches are imprisoned in disused derelict agricultural blocks and kept alive in squalid conditions purely just to breed more litters on every heat. These battery farmed dogs can produce on average 20 pups a year – all sold for as much profit as possible.
Pups are removed from their mum too early, transported across the UK, then bought by well-meaning unsuspecting members of the public who are then presented with a diseased un socialised ‘time bomb’ of a tiny little fluff ball that usually either dies (e.g. from killer parvovirus) or requires hundreds – sometimes thousands – of pounds worth of treatment to save.
Puppy farming is hard to police so the only way to curb this evil industry is to stop the demand by educating people to stop buying these poorly pups in the first place; and instead choose a rescue dog or responsibly bred pup instead.
the above statement was Kindly shared by http://www.littlepooch.co.uk/news/help-raise-awareness-of-pup-aid-ban-puppy-farming/
Please help me raise awareness of
Pup Aid & Ban puppy farming.
for more information check out Pup aids website & Twitter page
Lots of love Willow
Monday 8 April 2013
Checking out my lovely article
When my owners got back today with the Burton Mail newspaper they had big grins on there face's, so I had to check it out to see what was making them smile.
I opened the paper and there was my face and name and a lovely article about me & my best friend
I opened the paper and there was my face and name and a lovely article about me & my best friend
Thank you so much MARK MCKAY from the Burton Mail
We all loved the article
We all loved the article
Saturday 6 April 2013
It seems my fame is spreading .......
Yesterday a man with a camera from our local paper the Burton Mail came and took photos of me and my owner. Lo and behold, today my owner went on their website and to see what was happening and there I am . If you want to have a look click this link and see me posing
Friday 5 April 2013
Check me out I'm a celebrity
Check me out having my photo taken for the
Burton Mail Newspaper.
(photo taken this morning by my owner)
The photos I've seen taken by the photographer are super
Thursday 4 April 2013
Thank you Everyone
I would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who voted for me in the
Britain's Next Dog Model 2013 competition.
We found out yesterday I am one of the top ten finalists.
Thank you again
Love Willow xxx
Tuesday 2 April 2013
Meet the dogs we live with
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| Willows Family - 4 generations L-R Jess (mother) Deli (grandmother) Mari Medi (great granny she sadly passed away last week) Robbie (dad) Willow /me (daughter) |
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| Frayer's family Penny (daughter) Misty (daughter) me/ frayer (mother) |
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| Rusty a 15 year old Border collie he's in charge |
Monday 1 April 2013
Seasons Together
It seems me & Frayer have both come into season together , So we will be blogging for now from the kitchen.
We have been put in there because we are decorating everything Red .
We both think it's a great colour but our owners don't seem to think it goes with the white walls
We both think it's a great colour but our owners don't seem to think it goes with the white walls
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