DogFriendly Magazine one year gift subscription
THE PERFECT GIFT FOR DOG LOVERS…
Treat someone you love to DogFriendly magazine. It’s packed with inspirational reviews, where owners share their experiences of holidays, adventures and days out that they’ve enjoyed with their canine companions.
Also, includes pull-out County Guides for breaks away, advice on dog friendly travel and listings of the best beaches, walks and places to stay with your dog – as recommended by other
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The Dog Friendly Pub Walks in the Cheshire book covers the best dog walks the region has to offer. The walks include lakeside walks, forest walks, country parks and walks in the open countryside. Something for everyone. A variety of locations and environments means you can plan a quick one hour walk or a beautiful full day of walking.Packed Full of Inspiration
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John Rose –
As this was a gift which has yet to be received I cannot comment on the product but would certainly like to commend this company on their customer service. They went out of their way to meet our requirements.
Judi Hesse –
We have been subscribers for a couple of years and have thoroughly enjoyed this magazine. We found some great places to stay, all very dog friendly as the title suggests. As expats here with our dog, it helped ease any anxiety on our part as to whether we could take our dog on travels with us. It’s a very useful tool and a must for dog owners to get out and explore.
Mary Kelly –
Bought as a birthday gift for a friend who is about to become a dog owner fur the first time. She loved the magazine and is looking forward to receiving future copies. The magazine arrived the day before her birthday as ordered. So very impressed from that perspective also
Janine –
What a bargain for a brilliant Dog magazine. Very useful information tips & ideas, and what’s available for holiday accommodation to take your dogs with you & your family.
Fiona Kerr –
I subscribe to the dog friendly magazine and find it informative and helpful for planning breaks away with our two English Pointers. So much so I got a subscription recently as a gift for a friends birthday.
Hazel Attwell –
I ordered a subscription for my daughter for her birthday. The first magazine arrived on time and she is really pleased with it. She is looking forward to receiving further issues.
Barbara Wallis –
Magazine a perfect Christmas present for our daughter and Steve was really helpful when i ordered to ensure first copy sent to me to wrap for Christmas and future copies to my daughters address. A very personal service and she was delighted with magazine.
Carl Green –
Arrived as promised, looking forward to receiving the remainder of the subscription.
Julia Sorrell –
I have been a subscriber for a year now and read the magazine from cover to cover. Unfortunately, not been able to get away this year but love reading about places I might like to visit when we are allowed to travel again. I bought this subscription for friends who have just acquired their first dog, a rescue, to help them get away with their new friend.
Penny Cornelius –
I have not read this magazine yet as it is a present for hubby for xmas.
Subscribed for the year so we will have 6 magazines for the year. Looks very informative. Will enjoy reading it and taking our dog for walks and holidays as recommended in magazine.
Nice to have this and articles look interesting.
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Penny Robinson –
Love this magazine ! So
I informative and such a good read! Thank you!
Baxter James –
We have been subscribed for several years and still find new places to explore in every edition. The magazine is full of useful tips on where to go and what to see with your dogs
Thelma Webster –
A very informative magazine on all breed of dogs, for adventures, areas to have staycation’s B&Bs hotels & pubs with a wide variety of prices.
Anne-Marie Jacobs –
looks good
Susan Read –
Looks worthwhile as I will be taking my holidays in UK this year!