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Dog owners may be unaware that the beaches they frequent may soon have restrictions that come into effect from May to September, to protect water quality and keep beaches safe and clean for visitors. Chris Maxted, director of front door dog safety gate Dog-G8 www.dog-g8.com, shares the regions with beaches still available for dogs and how to check local regulations to avoid fines of up to £1,000. Seasonal beach bans "Seasonal dog bans on UK beaches are a practical measure to

Rosie Devlin was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, also known as MS, at the age of 41. A Lennoxtown woman living with Multiple Sclerosis has told how her three rescue dogs are helping her to manage the condition. Rosie Devlin, 54, was diagnosed with the neurological condition at the age of 41 after experiencing a number of symptoms linked to the illness. MS affects both the brain and spinal cord, leading to nerve damage and resulting in symptoms such as extreme fatigue, prob

That Monday morning was one I will never forget. I said goodbye to my little dog Rosie. She was the fourth dog who I had lost, yet the pain felt just as raw. Choosing to euthanise your fur baby after many years together was heart wrenching. If you have had to make that difficult decision to euthanise your pet you might feel guilty, desperately upset, and keep replaying those final moments. You might question yourself. Was it the right time? Could you have tried another vet, a

For Many, Pets Come Out on Top Over Partners New survey reveals more people turn to pets than partners for walks, cuddles, and emotional support. New research from ePaws finds that for many in relationships, pets, not partners, are their preferred companions for everyday joy, comfort, and connection. A nationwide survey of UK adults in relationships who own at least one pet reveals just how deep that bond runs: 51% said they’d rather take their pet for a countryside walk than