Casual Stretching

Earl knows how important it is for dogs to take regular exercise. But before this, dogs also need to ensure they warm up beforehand, and cool down afterwards. Earl's new method of warming up and cooling down is doing some stretches. AND STRETCH THOSE LEGS!

Looking over this eye-catching snapshot one more time...

Is Earl a stretcher, or a supermodel?! YOU DECIDE!

Whatever he is being here, he is sure warming up those muscles! You cans see all his legs and his body stretching and keeping warm. Just look at the concentration on that face, though! When one is concentrating that hard, you always see good results in the form of bulky muscles! And bulky muscles Earl has! We are sure these exercises he takes help a deal...

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Earl and His Frog

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Vitalin Adult Chicken & Potato Sample

Earl, Ethel and I received a scrumptious looking package in the mail - and what a pleasant surprise it was to discover a sample bag of Vitalin - Adult Chicken and Potato - dog food! We couldn't wait to try it out - the dogs were drooling as I opened our package! Vitalin also run many other projects to promote the health of our dogs and puppies. A dedicated brand indeed!

Vitalin dog food is also holistic and sourced from the UK - home to us. Vitalin is as natural as can be, while still having been manufactured using the most modern methods, to create the best possible blend. Designed with care, love, and passion for our four-legged pals. Even the kibble pieces themselves have the appearance of little love hearts!

These bitesize kibbles are packed with health and deliciousness.

And we proved you don't have to always feed this as a main meal; we sure didn't this time! I gave the dogs these as snacks and rewards, and they adored them all the same. In fact, they make the ideal training treats, especially for puppies in training, like young Ethel. They are small, nutritious, and won't come as a shock to your dog's stomach like some treats packed with additives will. They are also small enough to even pop into some canine treat dispensers!

Someone likes...

...Someone else does as well!

Even though Ethel is still classed as a puppy, she can still have a few bites here and there, as she will be moving to adult food any week, and as she's not having this as a main meal, snacks and rewards are fine, and perfectly healthy for her.

Your dog is guaranteed to enjoy and more! Earl and Ethel sure HEART Vitalin - LITERALLY!

You can purchase this food online HERE - choose your kind.

Here you can see what the food would look like if you purchased a full bag. There are many more kinds of this brand to choose from; you'll never go without a Vitalin suited to you and your dog! Simply search around online, and/or search for them in a store near you.

Did you know? Vitalin also does Ferret Food!

So how do I rate this food? Well, the dogs have been enjoying the sample as rewards and snacks and they have been loving working for them. And using the nutritional value to help sway me, I do not think this is a bad food at all - so good! There seems to be plenty in the composition to aid health in our canines. The sample has been a pleasure!

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Dog Piles Shall Soon Balance

Rough and tumble - the dream game. Soon, Ethel will grow more and more, and dog piles (as demonstrated below by two willing candidates) will become more balanced. However, even though Earl is the biggest and strongest dog, Ethel's enthusiasm and bounciness will often get the better of the game. Meaning the mature will to snooze in Earl, will sometimes lose.

And remember not to feel sorry for Earl. He has the wisdom, and the brains of a still-young five year old dog. On top of this, he also has the speed, stamina, and strength to play back and show the young ones who's boss... when he wants to. And anyway, he enjoys the games as much!

Also, for 10 more days, you can still join the March 2015 Pinch Punch Post Blog Hop and relate to the new month with your dogs in a fun fashion by clicking here and above!

Pinch Punch Post - March 2015

Its a new month once again! And therefore time to be excited about what the new month could and IS going to bring for you and your dogs. We're looking forward to hopefully more fun and canine activities spent with good pals throughout March. As always however, there are always some downs to our ups, just as life is. But we'll conquer through like we always do bravely - I say, bring it on... but still let it go well...

And what do we have planned in March? Well - to kickstart the month, next week we are attending Crufts, the world's largest dog show! We can then look forward to some more competitions in the month, including the final show of the Winter League of Agility Nuts this year! We will find out the lucky winners in each league, to first, second, and third place. We also have a new venue to go to, for a Kennel Club show later in the month. We're very excited to see what that's like! I also have a Digital Photography course which I am attending to help my skills in the field develop. We're going to have plenty more good times!

Could March be a nice weather month?

And what happened for us in February, which stood out to us? Well, Earl's 5th birthday, of course! We had a wonderful time celebrating this special occasion snuggling on the sofa and for the dogs alone, playing with new presents. I always adore canine events where spoiling your dogs is the norm! As, obviously, it is here with us.

We hope you all have a brilliant month ahead - March! What do you have planned?

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