I feed my dogs in the morning and the evening - they have a mix of dry biscuits with some roast chicken and blended lentils and quinoa and greens - this originates from when my oldest dog wouldn't eat so I devised this recipe which he couldn't resist! And they all love it so much that it's somehow stuck around. I take my streetdog for a long walk (1-2 hours) in the morning usually on the common and through the woods, we usually set off at 9. I then walk my small dog in the late morning on a much shorter route at a much slower pace. During the afternoon they have regular access to a walled / fenced garden and they get a nice long play in the garden in the early evening. They tend to sleep in their own beds in a warm room downstairs - or in our bedroom during thunderstorms of course. Dogs that sleep over have the choice of staying in their crate during the night or in the their own bed. Our dashund keeps himself to himself but is very friendly. Our rescue is amazing with other dogs. After she was rescued in Greece, she lived in a big enclosure for 6 months with around 40 other dogs, as a result she is a master at reading other dog's personalities and preferences and she behaves accordingly. She knows exactly when to nuzzle and when to avoid eye contact with her fellows and she constantly amazes us with her intelligence and intuition.