Your Dog Magazine September 2023
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 128
- On Sale:
- 03/08/2023
- Digital Edition:
- £0.00
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Keeping our pets engaged and stimulated always reaps benefits. Bored dogs can get up to all sorts of mischief, and if that sounds familiar, check out page 10 this issue, where top trainer and behaviourist Jackie Drakeford has come up with 10 boredom-busters to help keep your dog happy and out of trouble! They won’t take a huge amount of time, expense, or effort to introduce and your dog will certainly appreciate them.
On Sale: 03/08/2023
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What's in this Issue?
If you fancy a dog-friendly break that’s a bit of a challenge this year, why not consider tackling a long-distance walk with your canine companion? On page 14 our feature ‘Going the extra mile!’ covers everything from picking a route to planning ahead, checking your (and your dog’s) fitness, and what to pack. It’s a great opportunity to team up with friends, family, and dogs to create a really memorable adventure.
While we humans tend to rely on sight to navigate our world, our dogs rely on their sense of smell. Scent work is something that is hugely beneficial and rewarding to them, and it is becoming increasingly popular. In the final part of our ‘Your active dog’ series (page 32), we focus on how you can take part in this fun activity with your pet.
Voice actor Marc Silk loves dogs — from iconic canine character Scooby-Doo to his own bright and funny cross-breed, Honey, dogs have been a part of his life for as long as he can remember. Find out more and check out the interview on page 18.