Lottie says… what? Shut up and rub my tummy more Human. Yeah baby.
        Blue screening is fun!
   Poor hot Lottie got an ice cream treat. Before anyone comments this time, she is NOT lactose intolerant and our vet says it’s fine for an occasional treat.
 She sure seemed to love it!
      
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Today I’ll show you guys the recipe for Lottie’s favourite dog biscuits! You can see, she will do pretty much anything for them…
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I had wanted to make her treats for a long time but she wasn’t very interested in a lot of the ingredients that most of the ones I found online had. I ended up making a hybrid and adding things she loves. Obviously if your dog has dietary concerns you should adjust as needed and please do check with your vet before giving your dog anything new.
 You need:
In a mixing bowl add the oats…
 The flour…
 The tuna (including the juice)…
 And the peanut butter.
  Mix it together into a big ball.
 It needs to be sticky enough to roll out and cut into cookies so if it’s too brittle to roll then add a little bit of water.
 Knead into a big ball.
 And then roll out to around 1cm thick.
 Cut into appropriately dog-themed shapes.
 And pop them in the oven at 150 for around 20 minutes or until they dry out and are hard to the touch.
 While they are baking, you might have someone who would like to help clean up and lick the spoon.
 They look pretty much the same when cooked.
 Let them cool before giving to Lottie so she doesn’t burn her little tongue.
  Now see how many tricks you can make her do in one go!
 Hope you enjoyed this as much as Lottie did, let me know if you try it out for your dog!
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Today’s hair tutorial is less of a tutorial and more of a list of ideas. Really, most of you guys have all of the basic hairstyle skills down but it helps to have some nice ideas for inspiration to change up and make your own.
So here are my favourite hairstyles to wear with hats!
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1. Plain old down.
Obviously down and out is the easiest one. When I’m wearing a hat I like to keep my fringe side swept even if it’s at the length where I usually wear it straight across. This is because my fringe is usually curled under so with a hat the curl makes it look awkward or get stuck in my eyes. So side swept for the win!
 2. Fishtail braid on one side.
This is one of the styles I wear the most often. It’s quick to do, looks complicated and really pretty. You can dress it up with accessories to match your outfit and most importantly, you don’t have hair on the back of your neck so it’s good for hotter weather.
 3. Rolled
This is an awesome style for when your hair is dirty or just being annoying and unruly. All you need to do is put your hat on and then roll the hair up so it’s just under the hat. You can leave it thinner or use a hair sausage insert for a more impressive look.
 This look works best with hats which have a retro style like cloche hats.
 4. Loops
One of the problems I have with styling hair for hats is that it needs to look balanced especially if your hat is a bit elaborate or has a lot going on up top. Doing loops like this gives the bottom a sense of volume and balances out the top.
 5. Large low bun.
You can double up with one of each side but I like to just put them on one side and then balance them with large hair accessories. Keeping it lower than ear level means you can easily perch a beret or soft hat on top. For large buns I like to use a donut insert so they are prefect.
 6. Mini buns
Twisted mini buns are really cute low down as well and you can vary the shape to sausages or round buns depending on the hat you’re wearing.
 So there you go, hopefully next time you’re wearing a hat this will give you some more ideas!
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