Modern Shed Meets Modern Dog House
David van Alphen’s modern shed sprouted a mini-me: a modern dog house for his modern pooch.

Atomic Attic’s Upcycled Pet Beds
Etsy seller Atomic Attic is a creative dynamic duo that takes vintage items like suitcases and VCRs and gives them new life as pet beds and feeders.

Pet Planters
What’s better than a product that does double duty? Like these dog houses that double as garden planters.

Custom Nose Print Necklace
Memorialize your pet forever and wear him around your neck with this custom nose print necklace! Some think this is weird, others think it’s genius!

A Dog House That Uses Geothermal Energy
The shell of this underground dog shelter is “indestructible,” leak-proof, UV resistant, chew-proof, and comes with a lifetime warranty.

Designer Pet Eatery
Starting at just $80, these wall-mounted, in-wall pet eating stations come with two bowls in a few different colors and optional water line.

Burger’s Home Renovation Survival Tips
Young House Love’s tiniest member talks turkey about how he survives living with two home improvement-obsessed humans.

Nagi Noda Hair Hats
Art director, video director, and artist Nagi Noda sculpted hair molds into fabulous and over-the-top works of art, and we just love the dog ones!

An Interview With Boo: The World’s Cutest Dog
Enough said.

Loose Leashes
Photographer Ron Schmidt’s dog-centric photography is called “Loose Leashes,” and you can purchase these adorable and inspiring prints.

Park Life’s Parkas are designed to keep your pup extra warm and completely dry during Winter’s coldest and wettest months. If you happen to live in a snowy region, these parkas a perfect for your pup. They’re stylish, practical, and available in a range of colors. Your dog will be grateful you made the investment every time he steps out on an exceptionally chilly day.

We rounded up 10 super-stylish gifts for your hip hound this holiday season. Read it over on TheFW.

Purplebone is a London-based grooming salon and shop that has a few products designed by Purplebone owner Julian Victoria. The collection includes an adorable puffer jacket, blanket, bedroll, and — of course — a plush bone toy that comes in purple.

The puffer jacket is available in Chocolate/Coral or Red/Navy.

Babies and Beasts is a Canadian company that makes practical and stylish clothing for your modern babies and beasts. Think of it as a cool one-stop shop for your four and two-legged loved ones. For me, my beast is my baby, so naturally I focused all of my attention on the incredible selection of dog coats and jackets available.

Babies and Beasts dog apparel is sized to fit big chested “beast” breeds like Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, and Pugs. In my experience with my family’s English Bulldog, I know how tough it can be to fit this breed in most dog coats. For those of you with this issue, Babies and Beasts is certainly your answer.

All of the apparel on this site is thoughtfully divided into a “boys” and “girls” section. I love that Babies and Beasts has made gender specific clothing for these breeds. Again, drawing from my experience with a female Bulldog, I am always so annoyed that most people assume she’s a boy. She might be a “masculine” breed, but she’s a lady to me. And no one would mistake her for anything but a lady in this tweed City Coat.

I have to admit, I’m completely jealous that this Latch Coat probably won’t fit my 9 lb. Miki, but I adore Babies and Beasts gorgeous collection. I’m excited for all of the Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, and Pugs out there that are going to look amazing rocking these coats!

My Animal Activist is a small independent venture founded in 2010 by photographer, video editor, and a wonderful self-proclaimed crazy dog lady named Amy. Her mission is to use creative ways to communicate and promote responsible pet choices and the idea that all creatures of this earth deserve respect.

I love how clever and well-designed My Animal Activists’ Righteous Bitch collection is. The messages on the Activist apparel dog tees and bags are simple, yet so smart and well thought out, that I can’t help but give some real thought to what’s being communicated. I completely adore Amy’s approach to delivering a powerful message.

Once you get past the tees and accessories, be sure and check out the “classy” greeting card collection. I can already think of about ten people I must send these to. Classy bitches travel in packs? Yes! Absolutely.

iDog Japan is a company that was initially focused on making human sports clothing but switched to dog clothes when the pet industry began to explode. Located in the former garment district of Western Toyama, Japan, the company was able to sustain its business as a dog clothing manufacturer, and now, retailer. They have a commitment to making quality garments that are as “kawaii” (“cute” in Japanese) as possible. I’d say they’ve succeeded!

Shop for iDog Japan products here.

Designer Vina Lam Lillvis’ first baby was an adopted Beagle named Dodger. After giving birth to her second baby, a baby girl named Bailey, she searched everywhere trying to find them matching outfits. After her search ended with zero results, she took matters into her own hands and created Babawowo, an adorable line of dog and baby apparel.

I am completely smitten with the cute, simple, and modern graphics Babawowo features. These sets are perfect for the new urban mom who has recently expanded her family from four-legged babies to two-legged babies.

I’m completely in love with the I am the big/little brother/sister shirts because I often warn my dog that someday he’s going to have to make way for a baby and be the best big brother he can. I don’t think he’s terribly excited about this possibility, but perhaps matching outfits will help. Check out Babawawa’s Etsy shop for the entire too-cute line and pick up your favorite pieces at a discounted price on Fab.com today!