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SUSTAINABLE DESIGNER DOG COATS BY LISH LUXURY PETWEAR
LISH Founder Lilly Shahravesh has been designing and creating sustainable dog clothing for over 18 years. Famous for exquisite quality, English style, and signature hand-woven tweeds, LISH is the original canine couture label.
Discover our product journey from start to finish to see what makes our LISH Harris Tweed luxury dog coats so special and sustainable.
DOG & PUPPY ANXIETY - UNDERSTANDING MAN'S BEST FRIEND
Anna Webb – Broadcaster, Behaviour and Nutrition Expert, Anna has studied with the College of Integrated Veterinary Therapies (CIVT). She lives in London and is owned by Prudence a Miniature Bull Terrier and Mr Binks, a re-homed English Toy Terrier.
As the de-stabilising effects of the pandemic reverberate, the effects can be seen in us and in our dogs.
PUPPY TRAINING POST LOCKDOWN
Nutrition & Behaviour expert Anna Webb highlights some top tips to improve your pups social skills.
As we acclimatise to a new normal, ‘Lockdown’ puppies are queuing around the block for limited spaces at puppy school due to social distancing restrictions and long waiting lists.
But as Lockdown eases there’s no excuse to not socialise your pup. Making up valuable time, providing you teach your pup important ground rules that can be adapted to different situations.
EASING YOUR POOCH OUT OF LOCKDOWN BY ANNA WEBB
Anna Webb – Broadcaster, Author, has studied natural nutrition and therapies with the College of Integrated Veterinary Therapies (CIVT). She lives in London and is owned by Prudence a Miniature Bull Terrier and Mr Binks, a re-homed English Toy Terrier. www.annawebb.co.uk
As we come out of Lock-down its not loo roll, pasta or eggs that’s in short supply, but extraordinarily its puppies!
Through Lock-down the unprecedented demand for puppies has outstripped Britain’s supply, and inquiries to buy a dog are up 180% on this time last year!
Whether this sudden boom in ‘puppy love’ is a reaction to loneliness or to provide entertainment for the kids or simply to reduce boredom, many puppies have been bought without a thought about the future. One thing’s for sure a ‘dog is for life, not just for Lock-down”!
VE DAY 75 - AT HOME WITH RONNIE
RSM (Regimental Sergeant Major) Ronald Ernest Harrison was born in January 1923 in Richmond, London. He was married to June for over 69 years and has two sons, Tony and Simon.
I asked Ronnie where he was on VE Day, May 8th, 1945. "I was on board a troop ship en route to Burma in my jungle greens,” he says. “We'd set off from Glen Orchy in Scotland, after I’d said goodbye to my wife June, who was back in Richmond. I didn’t know if I'd ever see her again." But he does remember "having a couple of beers" to celebrate the end of hostilities! He eventually came home in 1949.
