Flamboyant fidos and their owners are invited to strut their woof in Doggy Pride this Sunday 28th July, as part of Brighton’s annual Pride celebrations and with another warm weekend predicted, it’s set to be the hottest ticket of this year’s canine calendar.
A volunteer for Manchester Dogs’ Home will be putting himself into the dog house literally – in an inspiring (and slightly barking) act, which will see him spend 35 consecutive days and nights housed inside a kennel at the home.
Attention proud pooch parents! Think your dog has got what it takes to be crowned the pet of all pets? If you answered yes then a £1,000 prize could be all yours (and your dog’s of course) if you enter the 'Pets Will Be Pet's competition by FRONTLINE® Spot On.
If you thought festivals were just for revellers of the two-feet kind then think again. This weekend the trendy folk at Stoke Newington pet boutique Paws & Purrs are hosting 'Bark-it-Tude' – a one-day, doggy festival for fun-loving, hipster hounds and their owners to bark it up and woof out.
It started with fashion bloggers hotly pursued by celebrities across the globe, and can now be viewed on a social media feed near you - the 'Selfie'; a posed snap taken by holding out a smart phone at arm's length or in front of a mirror to document ‘important’ life moments such as what you're wearing that day, the result of a trip to the hairdressers or even what you look like tucked up in bed. Well now the art of the 'Selfie' has now extended to the world of dog in a new print ad campaign for Champion Pet Food.
Make a date with the dogs this weekend with two fun days out – the London Pet Show and All About Dogs in Essex.
Happy Friday! We’re very excited at Barkarama HQ because Basil has his first ever guest post live on fellow (and favourite) dog blog The Stately Hound.
145,000 people were expected to attend Crufts at the weekend, and for the first time ever we were one of them. For those of you who’ve never been to Crufts, this really is the mother of all dog shows. Covering a whopping 25 acres of Birmingham’s NEC, the show spans five giant exhibition halls, which are packed to the rafters with over 27,000 dogs, stalls selling everything you could possibly imagine for your four-legged friend, countless show rings, activity arenas plus several charities sharing their cause with the dog-loving crowd.
