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As spring arrives, so does the pet show season – and this month it’s the time for Crufts.  We recall that it has been a rocky few years for Crufts, but it’s starting to overcome the dog breeding practice controversies that have plagued it of late.  As the 120th year for DFS Crufts begins next week, it made us think about the importance of pet training and pet grooming. 
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Pet training is an essential requirement for many pet owners.  If you wish to be a responsible dog owner, you have to ensure that you clean up after your dog (as our owners do for me), but you have to ensure that your dog knows to return to you if you call his/her name and is obedient.  We’re like children, and your dog or cat will need guidance so it knows what is wrong and what is right. 
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People often think that pets don’t need grooming – cats wash themselves and dogs shouldn’t be fussed over – but giving us a regular groom is essential to ensure that we are clean, healthy and looking our best. 
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There are a number of things pet owners can and need to do, read our pet tips guide at http://www.mypetfriends.co.uk/Pet-Help-Guides-Tips/index.html
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Come back and see us again soon,
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Kitty & Teddy
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Pet shops, pet stores, pet directory – the movers and shakers
Minature Schnauzers are so cute, and if you own one you can learn how to groom yours from internationally recognised expert Ewa http://www.mypetfriends.co.uk/Miniature-Schnauzer-Grooming-Video-DVD-With-Ewa.html
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Pet product of the month
Lovely glass images of your pet provided by Life in Glass – see http://www.mypetfriends.co.uk/Life-in-Glass.html  for more information.
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Pet tip of the month
Jane Riordan, Blackpool: prevent cats from jumping on your kitchen worktops by preparing their food on the floor, or in another room such as a utility if you have one.