We have a litter of four brown/liver working cocker spaniel puppies for sale. They are from pedigree KC registered parents and will be KC registered themselves. There are 3 girls and 1 boy, one is all brown, one has a tiny white star and the other two have white chests and toes and all of them are lovely, healthy, happy and mischievous little bundles of fur. They can be seen with their mother who is our family pet, and since birth they have lived in our home, handled loads on a daily basis, and have grown up with children, cats and another dog.

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A little late with the update, we have 16 teeny tiny paws here at Troedyrhiw. Trixie our cocker spaniel had four happy, healthy babies who are just starting to get moving and interested in the world around them. Life is about to get very busy!

A day out exploring the Cardigan bay coast path from Mwnt to Aberporth, towards Cardigan Island. Some beautiful wild unspoilt coastline and interesting historical features, including slate quarries and water wheels.

A girls best friend. Gypsy Cob

We love Poppit Sands, not far from here. Flat, clean sand, stretching for what feels like miles, with Cardigan Island on the horizon. Different in all weather, but always beautiful, Poppit is a hit for everyone, its lovely to walk on, there are dunes to explore, it's a safe place to paddle and swim, or splash about with a bodyboard, and the dogs love it too! #poppitsands #poppitsandsbeach #visitpembrokeshire #visitpembs #visitpembrokshire #walescoastpath #visitwales #visìtwales #visitwales

It's always beautiful here where we are! Every day, every season, the skies and the landscape looks different, and this sunset was no exception. After a really miserable and rainy day, where it actually felt like our little river might burst its bank and flood the field, the rain stopped, the clouds broke, and this happened! I guess tomorrow might be a good day after this shepherds delight.

Other Voices is an annual music festival taking place in a range of locations in Cardigan. This year's event runs from the 31 October until the 2 November, and early bird tickets are available now!

There’s nothing quite like coming across the distinctive yellow blooms of a clump of wild daffodils on an early spring day.

The daffodil is the national flower of Wales and is traditionally worn on St David’s Day, which celebrates Wales’ patron saint, David (Dewi sant in Welsh), on 1 March every year, and there are several theories as to why the daffodil came to be a symbol of Wales.

Dydd Gwyo Dewi Hapus! Happy St David's Say!