Your Dog Magazine February 2020
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- Issue Number:
- 85
- On Sale:
- 07/01/2020
- Digital Edition:
- £0.00
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Two major themes have been cropping up this month — firstly, it’s Valentine’s Day, so why not share the love with your faithful canine companion? We’ve got some great ideas on how you can pamper your pet, and make his day relaxing, enjoyable, and the perfect bonding opportunity. Check out our feature on page 26 this issue.
On Sale: 07/01/2020
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What's in this Issue?
Two major themes have been cropping up this month — firstly, it’s Valentine’s Day, so why not share the love with your faithful canine companion? We’ve got some great ideas on how you can pamper your pet, and make his day relaxing, enjoyable, and the perfect bonding opportunity. Check out our feature on page 26 this issue.
Secondly, as February gets underway, we can all look forward to the first signs of spring. Slowly, but surely, the days are getting that little bit longer, the gardens are carpeted with snowdrops, and the first daffodils start to emerge from the frozen soil.
But, don’t discard your thermals yet! February is notorious for some end-of-winter low temperatures, and even ice and snow, so be prepared with our advice on coping in cold, snowy weather; find it on page 30. If the worst happens, why not make your way to a really dog-friendly pub and enjoy a drink, and maybe a bite to eat, along with your dog, who’ll be just as warmly welcomed — if not more so — as you are!
On page 22 you’ll find the regional and overall winners of Rover.com’s Dog-friendly Pub Awards. Perfect!
