Newlywed Ant McPartlin has been spotted taking his adorable dogs for a country walk - including his prized pooch Hurley.
Ant, 45, shares the gorgeous chocolate labrador with ex-wife Lisa Armstrong with the pair sharing custody following their divorce.
The TV presenter also acquired maltipoos Milo and Bumble with his second wife Anne Marie Armstrong.
Weeks after his wedding, Ant has been seen frolicking in a lush green field with his beloved pets.
Hurley spends time living with both Ant and Lisa in their separate London homes, with the TV presenter's chauffeur allegedly doing the handover so the exes don't have to see each other.

In a previous interview, Ant admitted he and Lisa were both crazy about their dog and he didn't know what the outcome would be following their divorce.
He said: "There’s a loyalty and a love and a companionship with Hurley that you can’t describe.
"We still share quite evenly. Hurley’s welfare comes first and we both love him very much. That’s the way it is really."

Ant's latest sighting comes after he tied the knot with Anne Marie Corbett, 43, at St Michael's Church in Hampshire before heading back to a country hotel for a reception with their 150 guests.
The wedding is reported to have cost around £500,000 in total.
Guests including Ant's showbiz pals were all treated to a two-night stay at the plush pile, with Ant said to be footing the entire £100,000 bill to make sure his friends were comfortable.
Ant's ex-wife Lisa took her mind off her ex's wedding by taking Hurley on a doggy day out as she and boyfriend James Green put on a romantic display of their own.


Lisa did not comment on Ant's wedding, but appeared to take a swipe at the nuptials by liking a tweet from a fan that read "Terrible weather in Hampshire today."
Ant and Lisa were together for 23 years in total having first met as teenagers.
The I'm A Celeb host proposed to the make-up artist during a trip to Dubai in 2005 and they married in Buckinghamshire a year later.
A spokesperson for Ant announced their separation 11 years later.