When your dog goes missing, it can be difficult to know what to do first to help find them. There are lots of things we can do as dog owners to try and find our lost pets. The important thing to remember is not to panic. Try to keep calm and follow the simple steps below to help find your missing pet.

Lorraine Acornley is a knit designer for Connolly and creative director at Begg x Co. Her work usually sees her travelling a lot, but due to covid she is now based in her studio in Hertfordshire, where is lucky enough to be joined by her snoozing schnauzer Minnie. Her loyal companion, can often be found sitting on the Eames footstool by the window on her sheepskin.

Autumn happens to be our favourite time of year. As the season begins to change with the array of different colours adorning the trees, it’s a beautiful time of year to be outside with your dog. After a wonderful and long hot summer here in the UK, our dogs will certainly be glad to have some cooler weather to run around in. However, autumn is not without its hazards, but a little bit of knowledge you can ensure your dog stays healthy and happy at this time of year.