Teddy is beyond cuddly

Out for coffee in Spitalfields and about to sit on the terrace when Teddy arrived. This adorable little lady is just the sweetest.
Despite the fact I was seeing my dear friend Jane for the first time in month the draw of Teddy was too intense.
This wonderful playful ball of butterscotch fur was a winner of a little dog. A head turner. In short a canine stunner.
One day there is a Cavapoo playing with my emotions when a Cockapoo shows up and sends me off in a spin …again!
Readers no doubt you are up to speed on the cross breeding and have worked out that this new marvel of interbreeding is combination of the cocker spaniel and the poodle. Both breeds melt hearts…add them together and it is nuclear fusion!

Noodles about to eat all the tarts!

The Society Club is a corner canine super friendly bookstore which also serves a mean tea and fancies. But the first thing that catches the eye is that this is the domain of the dog fancier. There were no less than 4 at home and happy in this cutest of
establishment. The Lady of the House, Babette, is a delightful hostess who welcomes guests to the long table.
A visit to to the Society Club is literary or foodie and at the same time inescapably four legged. This is the Unique Selling Point of a rather wonder haven for hounds in the heart of Soho.

A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel stands guard.

The funky element is underscored by the lolling dogs who weave there way between chair legs, table legs and customer legs. This adds to the pleasure of a browse of the bookshelves. There is nothing better than being a bowser browser.
The ground floor is a whimsical collection of books and gift ideas many of them canine. A particular favourite was the little woollen fox terrier with outsize whiskers and outsize neck. It was certainly a curiosity as far as Noodles was concerned.
Down in the basement are items even more outlandish. Standing guard over some Vivienne Westwood prints was this rather cartoonish dog which is a resin English Bull Terrier with a most fetching, if not scary, cap. Not something to wear going through airport security!

Rockin’ the House

Hi punters. On the new rather spankin’ fab Paw On The Pulse TV channel I now dip back into the archives for a moment of party fun. As you know I like letting down my hair. And there is nothing better than letting your hair down at a Bat Mitzvah …especially when you are the MC.
It was a major blast and I even got to serenade the crowd with a re-working of the Joe Dassin classic, Champs Elysees. The whole place was singing the new refrain “Oh dans le Marais!”.
But it has to be said, for really tearing it up it was the crowd, I take my hat off to the dancers who were there for the party and who improvised a moment which I can only describe as mega. You be the judge by clicking on the link!