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Here, Lola (a 12-week-old cocker spaniel) is practising finding treats with her nose instead of just her eyes. As we all know many dogs are bred to historically do some form of work. Whether it's your sleepy dachshund, that was bred to flush out badgers and rabbits, your golden retriever, that's bred to collect game both in water and or land, your cocker spaniel, bred to hunt Woodcock they all had work to do. However, now many of them love to play with toys and sleep. However

Starting Walkies with Chase & Lacey has been a long-time dream of mine and something that’s grown naturally from my love of dogs — especially rescue dogs. I currently share my life with my two rescue dogs, Chase and Lacey, who have both taught me so much about patience, understanding and seeing the world through a dog’s eyes. They’re very different in their personalities and needs, which has shown me first-hand that there is no “one size fits all” approach when it comes to ca