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FROM training to walking, the time and cost of caring for your dog can add up.

But there are some fabulous free apps to help

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Here are some of the best, worth adding to your phone to save you time and cash . . . 

PUPPR: If you need a little help with training your pup, rather than paying for classes you can try this app.

It will help guide you to get your puppy sitting and waiting, as well as hints and tips with toilet training.

BISCUIT: Look after and walk your dog and get rewarded with this app.

You are set daily and weekly doggie care tasks then when you carry them out you bank “biscuits” which can be turned into shopping vouchers to use with the likes of Amazon and Tesco.

PETS AT HOME: Sign up to this pet food and equipment supplier’s app then join its Pets Club and, by way of welcome you will get a ten-per-cent discount voucher.

You’ll also get other special offers, plus a treat on your pet’s birthday.

And there is lots of expert advice and support for ensuring your pets’ wellbeing.

ROVER: Finding a trusted place for your dog to stay when you head off on holiday can be a nightmare, but through Rover you can connect with boarders and house sitters.

Each provider has been verified by the app, helping to give you peace of mind while you are away on your break.

DOGPACK: Ever seen a pooch whose breed you wish to identify?

You can snap a picture to find the answer, and learn more about the dog.

It’s particularly helpful if you are thinking about getting a pup and looking for information about different breeds you see while out and about.

DOGWALKS: Mix up your daily dog walk and find fresh routes with the help of this app.

It is just the thing if you are wanting to explore pastures new with your four-legged friend.

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An inventor whose jet suits have won him comparisons with Iron Man says he’s poised to sign £24,000,000 of deals with special forces.

Richard Browning’s ‘human flight pack’ can carry it’s wearer more than 600 metres in the air at speeds of up to 85mph.

It holds the current world speed record for flight packs and improves on previous technology with six micro gas turbines attached the arm allowing for greater movement control.

Mr Browning, a former Royal Marines reservist and oil trader, already offers £6,600 flight ‘experiences’ to members of the public – or their very own custom-made jet suits for a cool £456,000.

He now says his suit is now particularly in demand for use by commandos to board ships.

Two militaries allied to the UK are about to sign contracts with his company Gravity Industries, which he started in his shed eight years ago and his now worth $72 million.

‘We do something that looks like it should be in a Marvel film and it does look spectacular, but actually it’s now a serious international business which is driving export’, he told The Sunday Times.

‘Special forces mobility is now where we are generating success.

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