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s adog lover Ifelt Ihad to write to say how concerned Iam that we all look after ‘man’s best friend’, in the excessive heat we have had this Summer. It is so important to ensure they are well hydrated, with good access to water at all
times. Shade is essential, so they can keep cool, Woodland is great. A Paddling Pool for Paws -a spot of shallow paddling is good, both our dogs enjoyed this, this summer! Walking them in the cool of the day, very early morning, or preferable late evening is also advisable. If taking them to shows/events is unavoidable, remember to park in the
shade with adequate ventilation. Mine suffers from separation anxiety and so he tends to go everywhere with me. I rig up a portable fan in the back of my lorry, running off of a 12v car battery, this not only keeps Freddie (my naughty but irresistible terrier) cool but the horses too! It is heart breaking to hear the sad stories of dogs dying in boiling cars and lorries. Just a little common sense is all that is needed.
ISABEL ALLAN
Editor’s Note: Great advice Isabel. The CHN Team used to paddle their paws in the paddling pool at the Hornton office afew years back!
DEAR CHN I so look forward to picking upmy latest copy of CentralHorseNews frommy local Stockist. NowI see that as soon as themag. is published a full digital version is available on CHN’s Facebook page andWebsite! (
www.centralhorsenews.co.uk). This is so handywhen I am out and about. I also discovered you can subscribe to theMagazine for 6 issues a year for £25 and get a free gift. I amthinking Imay treatmyself…Thanks CentralHorse for such a great read, this is the best place to find all the dates and great advice on fab. products.
GEMMAMM HOLDSWORTH.
Editor’s Note: Thank you Gemma, a subscription to Central Horse NewsWhat’s Onmakes a fabulous Christmas pressie
DEAR CHN I so enjoyed the article about Riding in the Isle ofWight in your last issue, I feel very inspired to book a holiday there next year. Riding on the Beach sounds wonderful! I have always fancied taking a holiday on the Isle ofWight, but accompanied by my faithfulmare sounds wonderful! I shall be checking out some of the holiday cottagesmentioned in your article. Great inspiration Central Horse News!
GINNY COATES Editor’s Note: JoMonck writes very inspiring articles,
with particular interest in the Isle ofWight. We wish you well Ginny, on your travels to and around the Island.
DEAR CHN Thank you somuch for the tickets I won fromtheMay/June issue of CHN to attend Countryfile Live. I had a fantastic day there, even if I did get a bit burnt! I watched plenty of demos (including the wonderful Shire Horse displays) and even got treated to a new tweed handbag! Thank you for a fabulous day.
SOPHIE HULL
Editor’s Note: Glad you enjoyed your day out. It is a fun event with lots to see.
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