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Hounds on the Heath, taken by Pet Pride Photography. On Sunday morning, Mookie and I were awoken with a bath, which could only mean one thing: we were heading somewhere special! Hounds on the Heath was on our agenda for the day. The annual dog-travagant event (previously called Hyde Bark) is run by The Mayhew Animal Home, the

We met Mookie completely by chance...but isn't that how all the best friendships begin!? It was March 2016, and Josanne and Richard were thinking about adopting a brother or sister for me. Knowing how much deaf dogs, and staffies in particular, struggle to find a home, their search criteria was pretty specific! So off we went to Bristol

Wondering what adventures I've been getting stuck into over the past week? Digging my paws into Scottish soil - that's what! Here's all the gossip... Revealing my inner daredevil. I loved where we stayed - because there was an entire woodland on our doorstep! Exploring Scotland's woodlands. We stayed in a converted barn on the Finlaystone Country Estate,

I’m a deaf dog. It’s likely I was born deaf, as many white dogs are due to underdeveloped pigmentation within our ears. However, any dog can become deaf due to illness, accidents, and old age. This article highlights some useful tips for living with a deaf dog. We understand sign language.  Deaf dogs learn in the same way