In This Issue
Lack of trade forces two independent pet shops to close
TV documentary promises to expose 'the truth about dog food'
Billy+Margot's Marie Sawle gets married at 'The Kennels'
Call for the sale of electric shock collars to be banned
New Pets at Home store opens in West London
Monster Pet Supplies aims to conquer the French market
PetQuip member Baggee awarded UK Patent for dispenser
Rebecca Adlington presents Pedigree Wholesale 2013 Company Awards
New treats and grain-free wet food from Lovejoys
Tributes paid to popular Hampshire pet shop owner
Dog food and pond pumps stolen from Welsh pet store
Group55 react to global growth
Animalcare lifted by new rules over tagging
Veterinary Thermal Imaging captures pet owners' attention
Warning to Cornish pet owners as disease kills 16 dogs
New website and new features for The Pet Show
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Billy+Margot's Marie Sawle gets married at 'The Kennels'



Pet dogs Louis and Margot were star guests at the first wedding to be held at The Kennels Goodwood in West Sussex, where Marie Sawle, founder of the Billy+Margot pet treats brand, and her partner, businessman Andrew Jones, tied the knot..

Marie and Andrew were the first couple to get married at The Kennels. The building is part of the prestigious Goodwood Estate and was originally built to house the hunting dogs which were a key feature of life for 18th century nobility. For the last hundred years or so it has been the clubhouse for the Goodwood Golf Club, where Andrew is a member. 

Andrew and a group of friends played 18 holes on the Downs course before the ceremony. Louis and Margot would normally have joined them but stayed at the Kennels instead where they are both members. Canine membership costs £50, with 70% going to the venue's chosen charity, Canine Partners.

"We were looking for a venue that would allow dogs to be present at the ceremony and throughout the day, and The Kennels fitted our brief perfectly," said Marie. “Our special day would not have been the same without them."

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