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#1 Pomeranian

The Pomeranian originates from the Pomeranian region in Northern Poland, and it is also called “the Pom Pom”. This dog breed is small (3.5 kilograms at most), which makes it perfect for people who like to carry their best friend with them all the time. “The Pom Pom” is very popular in the U.S. (we all know the Facebook sensation Boo, who’s a Pomeranian; he’s so cute because his owner grooms him every month at the salon), he doesn’t grow too big, and it’s perfect for those living in tiny flats. The Pomeranian is also extremely easy to train and super...

#6 - Get a Dog

Would you be happy to sit on your couch watching Netflix for days on end? Is your idea of getting fresh air opening the window in your car? Getting a dog will change all that. Provided you are properly set up to look after a cute canine, dogs are a great way to get more exercise while still having a lot of fun. Most dogs need to be walked at least twice a day, and they don’t really mind where. Also, nothing will get you out of the house faster than adorable puppy eyes staring at you! If you’re looking for some fun and companionship as well as a guarantee of getting...

The 2014 South West Blogger Event will take place on Saturday 7th June at the Oddfellows in Exeter. Attending the exclusive event will be one hundred of the South West’s best bloggers and aspiring journalists. The event is being organised by local bloggers, Jodie Dewberry of a la jode and Albertine Brandon of Dippy Writes.

The first major event of its kind to take place in the South West, it has been well received by a number of Exeter based independent businesses keen to make their mark amongst the UK blogging community. The event will have a strong local business presence...

Myth #1 – They Have the Same Interests

Even though sharing some interests can be fantastic, most relationships flourish only when there is some activity that you enjoy, which your partner might not. Spending time apart is almost as important as spending time together, for a thriving relationship. Having separate interests could also allow you and your partner to teach each other new and interesting things. If you feel that you have nothing in common with your companion, you should consider doing something together on a regular basis, such as a weekly trip to a museum or a cooking...