Dicky Dog Blog

Upload details of your favourite walk to our facebook page.

The more information about where it is and why you like it so much would be perfect.  Why not add tips about where to get the best cup of tea or even a Pint on route or how about the perfect pinic stop for the longer walks.

We've all got our favourites so why not share a bit of happiness - help others brighten up the winter months by introducing them to new and interesting dog walks.

Adding a picture or 2 would put the icing on the goodwill cake!

P.S. don't forget to take your Dicky Bags with you to save you carrying dog poo in your hand and spoiling your day - and all you dicky disciples go out and spread the word!

Sorry just had to comment on the outrageous behaviour of a Cornish bed and breakfast.

They have been fined for refusing a married gay couple to stay in a double room and share a bed.

Quite right!  What era do they think they are living in? I know Cornwall has some old world charm but they have served up Old World without the charm!

To add insult to injury the Church are going to pay the fine for them.

Rest assured that the majority of Cornwall don't think that way and a paticularly lovely place to stay is Out In the Open Campsite, with plenty of space for camping and glamping and you won't be restricted to a 10ft square pitch.

Canine campers are more than welcome with lovely walks on your doorstep - just don't forget your dicky bag!

Brewers in Holland have launched a Dog Beer.

It is alcohol free and made from a special blend of beef extracts and malt, to keep a beer taste and add meaty goodness.  The makers market it as 'a beer for your best friend'.  A spokesman said "for large dogs we recommend one bottle a day smaller dogs like chihuahuas, well they prefer shorts'.

It is being trialed in the Derby branch of Pets at Home before being rolled out Nationally.  Interesting that Pets at Home think stocking dog beer is more ground breaking than stocking dicky bags which aim to solve the dog fouling problem!

But it would appear they are not the first to come up with this idea.  It will come as no surprise that an Australian company called paws point have been making and selling  dog beer in New South Wales for some time.