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DOGS COME TOO! Record numbers of British holidaymakers are choosing to go off on vacation with their dogs instead of leaving them behind. It's not just UK holidays either; some intrepid dog owners are even calling on their vets, and paying to have them issue special pet passports to enable their four-legged friends to travel abroad with them! an infusion of elderflower, linden blossom, ginseng and water or 'Pawsecco Rose'; (same again but with carrot added). For the more butch-type dogs there's good old 'Bottom Sniffer Beer' containing dandelion and burdock. And to round off the meal, Fido can choose 'old sock ice cream' too. Strange but true! In recent years, our dogs have become much more important members of our families and now there's a growing demand for dogfriendly self-catering cottages, hotels and even luxury villas that don't just tolerate dogs, but actively encourage them to come too. Here are some examples: Even the upper echelons of polite society are getting in on the 'dogs come too' act: In London's fancy Knightsbridge at the five-star Egerton House Hotel, while well-heeled guests tuck into their scones and finger sandwiches in the drawing room, their dogs can enjoy their own special 'Dog Afternoon Tea'. The four-star, 15th century Swan at Lavenham Hotel and Spa has a renowned restaurant, and has now created a special in-the-room dinner menu especially for its canine guests. In the 12th century Tuscan Castello Del Nero, Michelin-starred chefs fuss around preparing bespoke meals for dogs who come in hungry after a day sniffing around the 740 acres of olive groves and vineyards and cooling off in a couple of lakes. Channels Bar and Brasserie in Essex supply an extensive range of luxury treats for dogs from their 'DoggyDining' menu. There are old favourites that are sure to please, like sausages and rashers of bacon alongside choices such as 'cheese and crackers', which are actually chunks of cheddar with chicken rawhide crackers served with an apple garnish. It doesn't end there either; a range of side orders like doggy crisps (crunchy vegetable crisps made for dogs), doggy popcorn (made in Britain especially for dogs too and 'with 100% natural ingredients') is available. And If some of that sounds a bit dry for the canine palate, then pampered pooches can wash it all down with 'Pawsecco White'; It's a growing trend, but if your holiday simply doesn't work with your dog, but you really don't like the idea of leaving your four-legged family member in kennels, then Sophie's Pet Care® have the perfect solution: We regularly arrange VIP holidays for your dog in the comfort of loving, family homes in our area, so that your pooch has a holiday that's at least as good as your own! Pick up the dog and bone and call ………………. or visit sophiespetcare.com for more information. Please mention The Village Voice when responding to adverts 7
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