Millions of pet owners intend to romance their dogs this Valentine's Day – by taking them out to dinner, cooking up a culinary feast and snuggling up in front of a movie

A poll of 2,000 cat and dog owners found 56 per cent plan on celebrating 14th February with their furry friend.
Taking their dog on a romantic walk, putting something they like on TV and letting them sleep in the same bed are also among the things owners are planning to do with their pet on the big day.
While one in 10 will cook up a meal fit for a king – or a pooch – in a bid to spoil them with their favourite pet food.
Giving them extra tummy rubs and ear scratches, buying them a new toy and making a pet friendly cake also appear on the top 20 list.
A spokesperson for Lottoland.co.uk, which commissioned the research to mark the launch of its new scratchcard in support of Blue Cross pet charity, said: “It really does show we’re willing to go the extra mile for our furry friends.
“It’s great to see so many owners showing their pets so much care and attention, especially during the season of love.
“Even though cats and dogs don’t have a clue what Valentine’s Day is, I’m sure they appreciate the extra effort.”
The research also found find eight in 10 tell their pet how much they love them, with 49 per cent doing so on a regular basis.
But companionship, unconditional love and stress relief are among the best things about owning an animal companion.
More than half (56 per cent) are jealous of the life their pet has and 53 per cent would even swap lives with their furry friend.
As many as 93 per cent know exactly when their pet is happy and eight in 10 would go above and beyond to make sure their cat or dog is content.
And seeing their pet happy makes a whopping 99 per cent of respondents happy in return.
It also