Showing posts with label Dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dogs. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 September 2016

Oh No George?

Yesterday I read the children’s book called, ‘Oh-No!’

This children’s book was written and illustrated by Chris Haughton.

It’s a children’s picture book, that’s beautifully illustrated.

The story tells a tale about a dog called George and how he behaves in the house when he’s left alone by Harry.

Unfortunately George is not good and destroys the house, but after saying sorry, Harry takes him out for a walk.

But will George misbehave or will he be good?

What do you think?

It’s a delightful book that I’d recommend reading with young children.

Do you have a pet that misbehaves sometime?

Some pets are sneaky and crafty but one’s thing for sure they love attention and cuddles.

So be loving and kind to your pet always, as like your pet we too make mistakes and often have a bad day.

Anyway read the book now or watch it on YouTube and tell me what you think?

Author: Charmain Ingleton


Sunday, 1 February 2015

How To Look After Your Pet Dog?

I watched Meet the Pups on CBeebies the other morning with my grandson.

Meet the Pups is a reality show on CBeebies that follow Springer Spaniel puppies from birth to re-homing.                                                  

The narrator is very talented using different voices for the puppies and their parents.

It’s educational and teaches children how to look after a pet dog and shows how much work is involved.

A lovely programme definitely worth watching that shows the pup’s everyday activities; it’s well filmed, edited and produced with no boring bits, the children will love it.

In my opinion, any child or adult wanting a pet should watch this programme first before committing to one remember, “A dog is for life.”

 Another thing to consider is the cost of pet food and vet bills.

My final thought: if your unable to get a pet for whatever reason look around and enjoy the small wild creatures that surround you, they too need your help with just a crumb or too!


Sunday, 25 January 2015

Can A Crocodile Be A Squirrel In Disguise?

I watched Hey Duggee with my grandson the other morning, it’s a new children’s series on CBeebies.

It was created and written by Grant Orchard.

The series is narrated by Alexander Armstrong.
                                                
Hey Duggee is based on a large dog called Duggee; he is the leader of the Squirrel Club, which is a bit like the scouts. He teaches activities where the squirrels can earn badges.

The first episode we watched was about earning a cake badge.

When a young crocodile or should I say “squirrel” eats a giant cake he finds on the grass, it upsets the rabbits.

Duggee saves the day and with the help of the squirrels they bake lots of cakes for everyone to eat and earn a cake badge at the same time; yippee for the squirrels!

In my opinion, this series is educational, fun to watch and great for pre school children; the animation is simple, but effective.

My final thought is that in the episode, “Hey Duggee the Cake Badge,” the rabbits seem to multiply very quickly, is it because their cool, dude?

One other thing, do Elephants have Crocodiles?

What do you think?