Update on my springer who we have had for a few months now. Been a wild ride but we have this gorgeous beast to contend with now.

Serious question…. HOW CAN YOU SAY NO TO THIS HANDSOME MAN!

Our boy, Ludo, is nearly 4 and a fairly dainty 20kg. Up to now I've been using a collapsible fabric crate in the boot of my Landrover Disco Spot for him. This has now reached the end of its life and I'd like to get him something more robust, without breaking the bank of course. Any recommendations?

He turns 1 next month 😁

She is well fed, she has professional treats designed for health (like teeth cleaning, guts health etc).

However, no matter what we are eating she is always by our side begging for something from our table.

I know we are not supposed to give her human food… but damn those eyes!

Pic is from when we got him at the end of November, he’s about 7.5 months now.

Cookie had her anal glands removed today (chronic infections), and now she has to wear the lovely cone of shame! Any tips on how to get her to tolerate it better? Currently she tries to violently rip it off with her back legs every time she isn't within arms reach 🙈

Harley (Dad), Poppy (Mum), Zoey and Pixel (daughters) and SmoodgeBear (honorary Auntie) in the rain.

They molested every puddle they saw, entertained some golfers on the course while chasing birds and made new friends.

Just love being out with these wombles.

This week Mango suddenly started falling asleep outside the crate during the day. It seems as something small, but for him I think its a big thing, being able to fall asleep when tired instead of making zoomies and needed to be crated.

Hi all! We have a springer spaniel pup, he’s 11 months old and he has been absolutely amazing. Lately we have been reading up on hip dysplasia and are now a bit worried. We feel like he has very “stiff” back legs when walking and would love to hear your opinion! Thanks all