21 Reasons Why You Should Definitely Watch Crufts 2015

Crufts is one of the TV highlights of the year (second only to the wonder that is Eurovision). It’s the worlds largest dog show, hosted by The Kennel Club with over 28,000 dogs taking part every year. If you haven’t watched it before, then I highly reccommend you tune in because dogs are THE BEST. If you need some persuading, here’s some reasons why:

1. Tiny dogs 

2. Huge dogs

3. Fluffy dogs

4. Dogs with dreadlocks

5. Dogs with better hair than you

6. Dogs with hardly any hair at all 

7. Dogs in raincoats

8. Dogs having the time of their lives jumping…

9 …and running on ramps…

10. …and weaving in and out of poles…

11. …and coming through tunnels! 

12. Doggy kisses

13. Dogs that change people’s lives

14. Patriotic dogs

15. Celebrity dog lovers

16. Dog breeds you probably haven’t seen before

17. Doggy dancing

18. Dogs with a cooler onesie than you

19. Dogs and owners with matching outfits

20. Wrinkly dogs that you just want to cuddle

21. And finally, the lovely Clare Balding who presents the show – the voice of all great TV events 

So make sure you don’t miss out on the greatest celebration of our four-legged friends – it starts Thursday 5th March on More4, 6.30pm and will be on over the weekend.

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TV To Look Forward To – March 2015

There are a few programs coming up in March that I definitely won’t be missing, and I think they’ll be worth tuning in for:

1. Ordinary Lies

I cannot find any definite scheduling times/dates for this drama, but I’ve heard it  should be appearing on screens at some point in March 2015…will update if I find out!

It stars Jason Manford, Michelle Keegan and Sally Lindsay among others, and explores how just a little white lie can spiral out of control and have huge consequences. I’m really interested to see how this one pans out, and looking forward to seeing Jason Manford in an acting role.

2. DCI Banks

Wednesday 4th March, 9pm, ITV1

Returning for its fourth season, with Stephen Tompkinson playing the title role. The DCI Banks books are some of my favourites, and I love a good detective show, so can’t wait for this!

3. Comic Relief 2015

Friday 13th March, 7pm, BBC1

The best way to brighten up a scary Friday 13th is to get funny for money! Always a good watch, and for an amazing cause – make sure to tune in (and donate if you can!).

4. Crufts 2015 

Starts Thursday 5th March, 6.30pm, More4

I am a huge dog lover, and I have a lot of love for Crufts. I’ve got a whole other blog post planned on this so I’m not going to go into much detail here, but if you have love for cute, fluffy, four-legged animals then this will be your kind of thing.

So there’s four programs I’ll be trying not to miss this month – I’m sure there are many more starting that I don’t know about/have forgotten, so let me know if you know of any good ‘uns.