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Dogs Monthly Magazine – March 2010
In the March 2010 issue you will find…
- WIN TICKETS TO CRUFTS Enter our great competition
- STRAIGHT TALK Practical advice on problem dogs
- A HELPING HOUND How one dog has helped a woman rebuild her life
- “OUR DOGS HELP SAVE LIVES” Dogs that have made a difference
- PULLING POWER Choosing and fitting headcollars
- OSTEOPATHY How massage and manipulation can help dogs
- CEREAL-FREE FOODS We examine the role of cereal in the canine diet
- A-Z OF CANINE DISEASES All out about progressive retinal atrophy, prostate problems and parvovirus
- FRIGHTENED OF FOOD How one owner’s problems with food affected his dog
- MOUTH MATTERS Help keep your dog’s teeth sparkling and in good condition
- TRAIL HOUNDS Your guide to enjoying the great outdoors with your dog
- 21 PAGES OF YOUR K9 QUERIES All answered by experts in their field on: care, health, training, legal, insurance, grooming, breeding & puppy care, behaviour, feeding and veterinary
- BREED PROFILE Find out if the Griffon Bruxellois is the dog for you
- PIN-UP PUPS See if your best friend is featured!
- RETAIL THERAPY Our pick of the month’s most desirable dog stuff
- PLUS Many more entertaining and informative articles on all things dog!
Issue now on sale at WH Smiths, selected Tesco stores and most other newsagents nationwide, plus Pets at Home. Don’t forget to place a regular order with your local newsagent so you don’t miss an issue!
br> Add your comments on this article.Leading the way
Between 1 March and 31 July dogs must kept on a short lead in open country and common land known as ‘access land’. By law, owners must control their dog so he doesn’t scare or disturb farm animals or wildlife, and farmers are entitled to destroy a dog that injures or worries their animals.
To get clued up, download a free guide called You and Your Dog in the Countryside from www.naturalengland.org.uk
br> Add your comments on this article.Every penny counts!
Dog-lover and A Place in the Sun presenter Jasmine Harman will be taking part in the Dogs Trust Arctic Dog Sledding Challenge 2010 on 12 March to raise money for the charity.
Justine says: “As terrified as I am, and as much as I hate the cold, I think it’s worth it to help rescue and rehome unwanted and abandoned dogs!” If you want to support Justine, check out her JustGiving page www.justgiving.com/JasmineHarman “Thanks so much, I hope I can count on your support, however big or small. Every penny counts!” she says.
Photograph copyright David Poole (freezelondon.com)
br> Add your comments on this article.A breath of fresh air on Country Channel TV
In June 2006 the first countryside television channel was launched by former top-40 hit rock star, Paul Aitken (Country Channel CEO and Chairman).

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