When you first become a dog owner you need to think about which local vet to use. Other local dog owners who have lived locally are always a good source of information. Failing that most of us are likely to turn to Google and check out the reviews. Archie our Border Collie is actually registered
Harlestone Firs is one of the more popular locations for Northampton residents to walk their dog. To be honest it’s somewhere I’ve only visited a few times previously, usually when I feel like the dogs will benefit from a change to their routine. Harlestone Firs – The Positives So where exactly is Harlestone Firs? From
A location Ewelina and I like to visit with Archie our Border Collie is Pitsford Reservoir, also sometimes referred to as Pitsford Water Park. It’s situated a short distance to the north of Northampton and is well signposted as you get near. The entrance I normally use is actually known as Brixworth Country Park where
I’ve recently been working on the web design and SEO for a Nottingham dog sitter called Sienna who uses the company name Walks and Cuddles. I’ve helped a number of people with their websites and Google ranking. Most however have been just starting out whereas Sienna has been working successfully since 2016. Dog Sitter Nottingham
One of my most visited dog walking locations after Bradlaugh Fields is Delapre Abbey Northampton. In the following article I assess what appeal it has for dog owners, highlighting the pros and cons as I see them. Delapre Abbey – Historic place to walk your dog Turning off the A508 London Road, you follow a
For this the first in a series of reviews about places to walk dogs I wanted to focus on Bradlaugh Fields. It’s become one of my favourite places to walk the dog in Northamptonshire along with Hunsbury Hill. If you are a local maybe it’s one of your favourite places too? If so feel free