Morgan Satterfield’s dog Iggy

Molly from Abigail Ahern’s home (left) and Goil Amornvivat’s Frenchies (right)

Elvis, Jill Robertson’s foster dog

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With the Lost & Find designed by Chet Rosales (Laorosa), the worry of losing your pet is put to ease with these integrated GPS dog collars. Put the collar on your dog the next time you take a walk in the woods or you’re at the park. If your dog wanders out of sight, simple open the app on your mobile device and track their location via Google Maps or built-in camera with an Augmented Reality viewer.

They have also designed a wristband option for use with children. The device is still currently a concept, but the idea looks to be very promising.

Have you ever lost your dog and wished for a product like this?

blanketID has released their new ID tag summer designs — pink and green with flower and leaf motifs. I love that if you look closely at the camouflage one you will see that it’s actually butterflies!

Tim Flach takes portraits of animals, many of which are dogs. His expressive portraits are much like human portraits rather than snaps of dogs in their natural habitats. There is an emphasis on the traits of the particular kind of dog he is photographing almost as if he is trying to exaggerate what is already there. I can’t imagine what it is like to get that one great shot, especially with an animal who is far less cooperative than a human!

Am I wrong or does this guy kind of look like Ozzy Osbourne?

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Thanks to Modern Dog magazine for including Dog Milk in their Top Dog Sites in The Scoop section! Check it out in the Summer 2010 issue on page 17 (and read the rest of the mag, too — you won’t be disappointed!) How cute is that little milk-drinking doggie drawing they created?

It got me thinking about my dog’s hydration. A few weeks back Brian sent me information about his company and product, Dogdration. Dogdration is deionized water for dogs that is enhanced with electrolytes for hydration, ginseng for health, as well as glucosamine for hips and joints. It is also flavored with allergen free all natural peanut butter flavoring — yum!

The product was developed when Brian tried to find a suitable and healthy beverage for his very active chocolate lab, Ophelia. I can see my dogs loving this product, but I feel like they’re not really active enough and do just fine with regular water. For my dogs, I think this would be more of a treat than anything else.

Is your dog overly active? If so, would you use a hydration product for your dog?

Don’t ever forget which sponge you use to clean your dog’s bowl again with these bone-shapes sponges!

Dog Tag Art is a website where you can create custom pet ID tags, or choose from a variety of designs created by the Dog Tag Art community. If you’re an artist, you can also send them your designs on their website. If you’re curious about the quality of the tags, they have a few videos on their website testing the tags’ strength against a hammer, blender and even a train!