Why Black Friday Isn’t Just for Humans: Spoil Your Dog with Country-Inspired Style

It’s mid-November, and I’m writing this while still wrapped in my muddy jacket after being out with the dogs and horses. The Suffolk air is getting a little sharp with that unmistakable smell of winter or in my case this morning, steaming horse manure. I do love that whiff of wood smoke from the chimneys across the fields though.

Black Friday may be about snagging deals on TVs and gadgets for some, but here in the countryside, it’s a chance to treat the ones who really matter—our beloved four-legged companions (dogs in this case). There’s a certain smugness walking across frosty fields with a dog decked out in new gear that’s as practical as it is stylish.

Here’s why you’ll want to check out our Paws and Country Black Friday Event:

• Top Picks for Country Dogs: This year, we’re offering our best-selling rope slip leads at unbeatable prices. Trust me, you’ll want one of those slip leads—they’re strong enough for even the most enthusiastic Spaniel charging through the undergrowth.

• For the Hardworking Dogs: If you’ve got a working dog, like a Labrador that spends more time in muddy fields than on your sofa, now’s the time to pick up essentials like durable waterproof jackets that can withstand brambles and thorns.

• Stocking Fillers for Dog Lovers: Think tweed collars, Rope ball toys and even countryside-themed dog treat jars—perfect for your dog-loving friends or for, well, spoiling yourself.

But here’s the thing: in the rush to grab deals, don’t forget what makes country life so special—the slower pace, the simple joys of muddy boots by the fire, and our ever-loyal canine companions. Black Friday is just a chance to bring a bit more joy to that lifestyle. Keep an eye out; the deals are coming soon.

Weve just shared exclusive early access to our Black Friday deals. Don’t miss out on making this winter extra special for your dog with a BONUS training guide. Making life a little more relaxing knowing your dog is staying exactly where it should.

Jenny