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After buying 2 other bags which promised so much and lasted 2 minutes, I decided to give these a try, firstly the poo bags are as promised, thick and do not rip just as you are picking up poop, fantastic! Success! The bag it self is superb! The quality is outstanding and very sturdy indeed. - Helen

The kit is perfect for a weekend away, treats fitted in with small bottle of water and a ball. Poo bags clipped on the side and could be worn over the shoulder or as a belt. Very strong and easy to clean - Julie

This pack is amazing! I love that the bags are on rolls and you get a holder for the bags! The larger bag is ideal for trips to the beach or a far as you can hold a water bottle in it. Great purchase for dog owners, I'll definitely be ordering again when I need to.- Matt

The dog bags are thicker and bigger than the normal. I wouldn't go back now! If you get the bags you won't go back either - Anne

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How To Welcome a Rescue Dog into your home

Rescue dogs are a fantastic way of gaining a pet. Not only do you help provide a dog with a better life, but the rehoming charity or organisation will only give suitable dogs to families or owners with the right conditions. Read on for some great tips to make sure you are ready for your new furry friend.

What happens if you don’t walk your dog?

The majority of people fantasise about welcoming a dog into their family. But it’s important to remember that your four-legged friend will need a lot of walks if he’s to live a happy life alongside you. In fact, experts recommend that canines should be taken for a decent-length stroll at least once a day – and some larger breeds can even benefit from being taken out several times a day. Just in case you don’t know, skipping walks could have an extremely detrimental effect on your pooch. Here are four common issues experienced among dogs who don't get enough exercise:

3 ways to break your dog's bad habits

It can be difficult to break your dog’s bad habits – especially when they reach a more mature age. However, it’s not impossible. If your pooch has got into a problematic pattern, it’s never too late to change the way they act. With this in mind, here are three bad habits that your pet can exhibit and three ways to combat them once and for all.