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Frozzys - Summer ‘17

Hey guys! Been a while since the first post – I don't know about you but I've been making the most of the summer and trying to keep cool! I like to sunbathe but when I go out for walks I get too excited and end up hot and bothered. This review is about my favourite way to cool down after a long walk in the sun – Frozzys frozen yogurt for dogs.

Now, I don't know about you, but when the ice cream van comes around the corner I can't hide my excitement. The ice creams look so tasty, but mum says it's not good for me, so I was over the moon when I found out about Frozzys frozen yogurt for dogs – and even more so when I saw some in my freezer at home!

First impressions – the packaging is very nice, although I was a bit startled when I saw another dog looking back at me. But as I've always been told, you can't judge a book by its cover, or a yummy snack by its packaging.

I tried the strawberry flavour, and it was divine. I dove straight into the tub. It cooled me down perfectly – the only problem was it was sliding all over the floor!

Luckily, mum picked it up and fed it to me. This made it go all over my face, but I didn't care – it was so yummy!

I would definitely recommend Frozzys to any pups getting too warm in the summer sun this year. I couldn't give it any less than 5 gold paws out of 5. Full marks for this amazing treat!

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Swithens Farm - June ‘17

Hi folks!

Welcome to the first review! Now, before we dive straight into it, let me introduce myself. My name is Rufio, I'm a French Bulldog and I live in Leeds. I was born in Hungary on 12th December 2014, and came over to England with my first family in early 2015. I was then re-homed on 27th April 2017 with a new family who brought me from Norwich to Leeds, and they tell me I will be with them forever which is nice to know. I'm not a fan of new faces, so these ones will do. I'm used to them now.

So now that's out of the way, lets get on with it, shall we?

My first review is going to be for Swithens Farm. This is a small open farm around 15-20 mins outside of Leeds, in Rothwell. The car journey wasn’t too long, which was good for me because I can be a bit impatient (we all have our flaws, ok?).  But we got there quickly, and I was ready to explore...

So, we walk through the entrance and into the first barn.

WHAT IS THAT?!?!

I have no idea, but it's huge and it looked at me...

I MUST BARK!

It was a cow...

I felt a bit stupid after that. I was embarrassed. I made a fool of myself – a bad first impression. I kept my head down through the rest of this barn. I didn't want to see the cows laughing at me. Everyone who worked at the farm was very nice about my little panic. I thought they would send me straight home for sure, but they all smiled at me. One lady even called me cute. ;-)

We explored the farm for a while, meeting all the different animals. I particularly liked the pigs, especially the little baby ones. They sounded like me! The emus kinda freaked me out a bit - their legs were longer than my whole body! Luckily they went away when I ignored them.

I made some cool friends at the farm and, despite my initial reaction to the cows, I had a super fun day out! The only bad part was the treats Mum and Dad were feeding to the animals – Mum let me try one and it was gross! She told me after it was called “carrot”. I wont be having carrot again.

All in all, Swithens Farm is a really good day out. It's the first farm I have been to and I didn't see any other dogs around, so I don't think many people know we are allowed in! I definitely recommend it - much better than being left at home!

I am giving Swithens Farm 3.5 gold paws out of 5 - a strong score.

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Working on the first blog post - sleepy and hungry already...