Clare Balding and Wife Alice Arnold Miss Their Dog

Clare Balding and Alice Arnold moved house.

Clare Balding is working on the BBC's Wimbledon coverage. She and her wife Alice Arnold are sad about their dog Archie, who died in 2020. They want a new dog, but the time must be right.

A big change could help them get a dog. Clare and Alice moved from London to Surrey.

Clare said they moved to have more space for a dog.

Clare said on a podcast that she will be busy with the Olympics and can't get a dog now. They are also building a new house.

Clare is working on Wimbledon again.

Clare and Alice are building a new house with more space. They want to be away from the road so they can have a dog.

Clare talked to a pet loss expert on her TV show about losing a pet.

The expert said it's different for everyone when to get a new pet. It's about what's best for the new animal.

Alice and Clare want a new dog.

The expert said everyone in the house should agree on getting a new pet.

The expert also said don't replace a dog with the same breed or name because each dog is unique.

The expert said people need to be emotionally ready for a new dog.

Clare is busy with Wimbledon and will go on a book tour.

Clare and Alice were sad when their dog Archie died.

Clare works with Isa Guha on Wimbledon TV shows.

Clare said she tells stories about the players to make people care.

Clare said people like certain players and want them to win. She talked about Rafa Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz.

Clare said sport is exciting when you care about the players. The BBC tries to show what happens behind the scenes.

The BBC tries to help people understand the players' stories and feelings.

Clare said it's great when players achieve their goals.

COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMERS

4English does not own the rights to this content. All rights belong to the owner. 4English only uses this content to help users learn English via the app's features. Contact to request the removal of your content: contact@4englishapp.com.

Praticar Escuta