This is a collaborative post: Having tarantulas as pets is amazing. If you’re not terrified of spiders, tarantulas can be remarkably decent pets. They’re fun to watch, uses less space, and are reasonably simple to maintain. And many of the most common species are easy to care for, docile enough to manage, and also some varieties can survive for more
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This post was written in collaboration with James Wellbeloved grain-free dog food as part of their Puppy Training School campaign. Crufts 2020 is on the horizon and although our rescue mutt Riker would never be allowed to enter, we still like to watch together; it’s once of my guilty pleasures. I particularly like watching the agility bit, although faced with
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In a complete departure to the normal blogs about kids and all things mummy related, this week I have decided to introduce you all to the furriest and usually smelliest family member. This is a collaborative post. No – not my husband (hur de hur) – but our dog. To retain his anonymity let’s call him Jerk (his name is
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As I’m sure you know, I have a dog, and two kids that have quite spiffing rear-facing car seats. The dog doesn’t have a car seat, just the kids. Now for the bad part; up until recently, the dog travelled in the back of the car and we did not have a car dog guard to separate the two. We bought
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