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Topic Dog Boards / General / dogs today magazine (locked)
- By joanne 1000 [gb] Date 08.10.09 20:26 UTC
just read the new dogs today magazine and saw the article on olive the pug,did anyone else see it as she writes on here regularly.
- By WestCoast Date 08.10.09 20:56 UTC
Not a mag that I read..........
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 08.10.09 20:58 UTC

>did anyone else see it as she writes on here regularly.


Who writes on here regularly? :confused:
- By WestCoast Date 08.10.09 21:04 UTC
Olive1 ?  Usually posts on the same subject, just like OP. :(

No interest to me I'm afraid, just like the magazine.
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 08.10.09 21:06 UTC
Oh yes, I was being particularly dense there. *slaps head* No, it's not a mag I read either.
- By kayc [gb] Date 08.10.09 21:16 UTC
Not a magazine I would buy.. so no.. not seen the article..
- By dogs a babe Date 08.10.09 21:28 UTC

> the article on olive the pug,did anyone else see it as she writes on here regularly


Clever Olive!  lol

Thank heavens my dog can't write - goodness only knows what he might say :)
- By mahonc Date 08.10.09 21:29 UTC

> Thank heavens my dog can't write - goodness only knows what he might say


ha ha ha ha ha i'll second that. i might get sectioned with all my ramblings to them.
- By Otterhound Date 08.10.09 21:43 UTC
Pffft, you lot knows nuffink, one of my dogs has his own website *ggg*.
- By LucyMissy [gb] Date 09.10.09 07:30 UTC
Not a magazine I have read although just looked on their website and it says about a pug who has had a nose job and a face lift?? Poor thing, I suppose that is to fix some sort of breathing problem??
- By cavlover Date 09.10.09 08:33 UTC
I used to like this magazine a few years back but they did a very negative article on my breed following Pedigree Dogs Exposed, and generally do seem to like to have a dig at pedigree dogs/their breeders IMO so I now wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.
Not at all surprised they have run a story about a pug who has had a nose job and a face lift (blimey!)
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 09.10.09 11:02 UTC
I might read it in WH Smiths - but certainly wouldn't buy it!
- By perrodeagua [gb] Date 09.10.09 12:16 UTC
Read it once, didn't bother again.
- By Mayvis [gb] Date 09.10.09 15:07 UTC
I like the way they do articles for information on doggie events or dog friendly holidays around the whole of the UK, like Scotland and NI
- By Olive1 Date 09.10.09 17:41 UTC
real dog, true story.
- By perrodeagua [gb] Date 09.10.09 18:32 UTC
Nobody is denying that it is a real dog and a true story.  Just that many of us don't read it, though saying that I don't really read any of the dog magazines, I'm more into educational books by dog health specialists and on breed related subjects.
- By Olive1 Date 09.10.09 18:34 UTC
nobody mentioned denial?
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 09.10.09 18:46 UTC
I must admit, I prefer to read factual, non-emotive articles on dogs - I can read the rest here, where I "know" the people who own the dogs (if you know what I mean).
- By dexter [gb] Date 09.10.09 18:53 UTC

> used to like this magazine a few years back but they did a very negative article on my breed following Pedigree Dogs Exposed, and generally do seem to like to have a dig at pedigree dogs/their breeders IMO so I now wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.
> Not at all surprised they have run a story about a pug who has had a nose job and a face lift (blimey!)


Yes agree, I use to have a subscription to the magazine, but it started to irritate me, i found it very biest and negative.
I tend to get the papers now, but i do tend to pick up the other two occasionally. :)
- By Boody Date 09.10.09 19:22 UTC
if we want sensationailism journalism we can buy the sun tbh
- By joanne 1000 [gb] Date 09.10.09 19:29 UTC
how can a true story be sensationalist.
- By Polly [gb] Date 09.10.09 19:37 UTC

> how can a true story be sensationalist.


I think Boody was referring to her opinion of the general standard of reporting in the magazine, not to a particular article.
- By Polly [gb] Date 09.10.09 19:39 UTC

> I like the way they do articles for information on doggie events or dog friendly holidays around the whole of the UK, like Scotland and NI


I actually find the Your Dog magazine is much better for covering doggie events and dog friendly holidays. They also do reviews on walks you can do with your dog. They also have a lot of doggie experts to help with training and veterinary matters.
- By Olive1 Date 09.10.09 19:41 UTC
and so do Dogs Today
- By Boody Date 09.10.09 19:45 UTC
i think you can tell by the front page what kind of reporting your going to get with the pug with facelift and nose job line!
- By Olive1 Date 09.10.09 19:48 UTC
Boody
everything written in the article is written by myself and not by anyone else.
- By Boody Date 09.10.09 19:53 UTC
i am not talking about whether it is fact or not i am saying it is advertised on the front page with that line to draw ppl in hence sensationalism!
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 09.10.09 19:57 UTC
Olive, it could be said that you are advertising something that you have a commercial interest in .....which is against TOS!

I know you didn't start this thread but......
- By Olive1 Date 09.10.09 19:59 UTC
sorry Loki's mum but what is TOS?
- By Jeff (Moderator) Date 09.10.09 20:09 UTC Edited 10.10.09 10:42 UTC
Hi, TOS is Terms of Service.
I should also say that Olive1 has asked me to make clear that she was not paid for the article and has assured me that if she had been the money would have been donated to Pug rescue/research.

hth Jeff.
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