Free Total Dog magazine
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Free membership to Total Dog magazine...
HOW IT WORKS
Click 'get freebie' and enter your details. You will receive an email with further information about how to claim the offer.
WHAT YOU GET
You'll get a free membership to Total Dog Magazine. Total Dog magazine covers dog behaviour tips, healthy and nutrional advice, guides, recipes and more free information.
***UPDATE - We are still awaiting our free copy of Total Dog, but interestingly you receive an email straight away with a link to the latest issue of K9 magazine which looks to be a pretty decent online dog magazine.
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