Billionaires spend £8,000 a year on their dog – and I’m not far off
Many dog owners are paying close to what the richest family in Britain – worth £37 billion – pays for their pooches
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Many dog owners are paying close to what the richest family in Britain – worth £37 billion – pays for their pooches
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