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Paws up for Clovelly

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So the humans decided that they wanted a day trip to Clovelly, so poo bags and gravy bones at the ready, off we trotted with the humans fighting over which one would hold the lead (whoever holds the lead, picks the poop!)


The steep cobblestone streets down to the village work better for us four-legged animals as we balance better, than the humans.


It would seem that us dogs are quite welcomed in Clovelly, as there were lots of water bowls along the route to help quench our thirst and many of the nice smelling places that sell food (best keep the humans happy) allow us dogs too.


Being made to wait outside whilst the humans stuff their faces and we don’t get anything is not allowed.

Should you decide that you need to do your business whilst being there, there are a few poop bins around but that is the human’s job to hold onto that little package for a while and not mine.


The beach at the bottom is pebbled but as has plenty of space for me to run around like a crazy animal with tongue hanging out and hair like I have been dragged through a hedge backwards!


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    What better way to review something that is dog friendly, than to do it from the dog’s perspective. You humans know that we can be very expressive with our eyes and whether we are happy or sad but unfortunately we are not able to turn our thoughts into words, which is where my human secretary comes in handy.

    I am a 5 year old Miniature Schnauzer, miniature in size only as in my head I am a big dog! My humans rescued me a few years ago and since then I haven’t looked back.

    The humans like to go out to places, forests, beaches, holidays and I am always invited. There always seems to be an abundance of interesting sniffs and smells and us dogs seem to be welcomed more and more.

    Join the humans and I as we go on some pawsome adventures!

     

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