Carmarthen Journal

My spaniel, however, prefers a onesie – who’d have thought?

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I THINK I’m turning into a bit of a softie.

Now, some people may find this a bit strange, but here goes . . .

Our Cocker Spaniel’s name is actually written on my Christmas present list.

He’s a bit upset this year as he can’t choose his own presents out of the nonexisten­t Argos catalogue.

I know, I’m not alone, as millions of people include their pets in the Christmas festivitie­s, especially when some of us have had to spend a lot more time isolating with them this year.

To be honest with you, I’m convinced that the reason for this is that they are more appreciati­ve, less argumentat­ive, more loyal, less moody, love unconditio­nally and don’t pout for weeks on end like their human counterpar­ts.

If I accidental­ly locked my partner and my Spaniel in the boot of the car, there would only be one who would be genuinely pleased to see me when I opened it. Pet clothes? Diamante collars?

I’m not too sure, but yes, people are buying these, too. My spaniel, however, prefers a onesie. Who’d have thought?

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