COMPETITION TIME!
To celebrate the launch of my book, Being a Dog, we have teamed up with talented artist Karen Green, for an exciting opportunity to win a Pet Portrait of your dog!
As you can see, her skills are incredible. It would make a superb memory of your beautiful pooch, so do enter!
How to enter:
As this is to celebrate the launch of my book, ‘Being a Dog’ we would like you to say below what ‘Being a Dog’ really means to your pet. Please add your comment below (in 30 words or less) in the format: “My dog loves Being a Dog because…”
We will choose the most appealing answer as our winner by the 5th November and the winner will be announced here on this page, so keep checking back!
About Karen Green, Fine Artist
Help celebrate Karen’s new book!
(Competition rules: Use 30 words or less. Longer entries will not be considered. One entry per household. Judges decision is final. Closing date and last entries accepted on 4/11/16. Winner announced on this page on 5/11/16. Winner will be contacted directly by artist Karen Green so please leave a valid email address. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose by this website. Prizes unclaimed by 31/12/16 will be considered invalid.)
Please add your comment below (in 30 words or less) in the format: “My dog loves Being a Dog because…”
My dog loves being a dog because he’s not dwelling on the past, worrying about the future so can get on with living in the moment.
My dog loves being a dog because he can run like the wind through the woods and fields and has a never-ending supply of sausages.
Emma Faulkner: you are our Pet Portrait WINNER! Congratulations! Karen Green will message you with details of your Pet Portrait prize.
My dog loves being a dog because she is a Flat Coated Retriever. They love everything about life and provide joy and fun to their owner’s life.
My dog loves being a dog because he sooo knows how to turn on the charm for a fuss with just about anyone!
Can I also nominate my daughter’s beautiful Dusty who died unexpectedly last year, aged just 8 months. A tragedy as she was a wonderful pal and a stunning golden cocker spaniel xx
My dog loves Being a Dog because life is for chasing and having fun, cuddles and play