This bone leash hook by Ore’ Pet is super because you can use it specifically for your dog leashes and accessories. We have one coat rack in our apartment now, and it seems to fill up quickly with our things that often times there is barely room for the dogs’ stuff. Where do you store your leashes?

The Berlin dog bowls add a little bit of bling to your pet’s dining area. These could really go either way: glitz and glamor, or rock ‘n’ roll. They’re made of nickel-plated porcelain and come in extra-small through large sizes.

I can’t get enough of Hipster Puppies these days. Isn’t this just the cutest website ever? Definitely a good complement to Unhappy Hipsters, which also features some modern pups.

Thanks to Christine from LAMADesigns, I know about the Humunga Stache Dog Toy. On one side, it’s a fun black ball for your dog to play with while on the flip side is a gigundus moustache (yes, gigundus). For $15, this would crack me up at least once a day — totally worth it.

If you read Design Milk, then you know I’m a huge Apple/Mac groupie. How cute is this dog paws iPhone case?

Taryn Zychal is an animal-loving Philadelphia-based designer who, through her company Recycling Zychal tries to keep everyone dry when it rains, even our four-legged friends.

She has designed these dog rain coats and hoods from rescued and recycled umbrellas. The old umbrellas are transformed into fun and functional wet-weather wear for humans and dogs. Recycling Zychal will be presenting this design at EcoTopia, an exhibition featuring twenty exciting new green/sustainable product designs submitted from all over the world being sponsored by Nectar, a Long Beach design consultancy.

Recycling Zychal accepts donations of broken or old umbrellas and will donate $1 to an animal rescue organization for each broken umbrella donated! More details about making a donation or purchasing a raincoat over at Taryn’s Etsy shop.

Yes, you heard that right! Puppy Tweets is a tweeting dog collar tag that posts tweets to Twitter with your dog’s movements. Created by Mattel, the collar sends one of 500 canned tweets to your dog’s Twitter account when it detects movement or barking.

With Puppy Tweets, you get a USB receiver that you plug into your computer, download the toy’s software and then you can create a Twitter account for your dog. Next, you attach a tag-like device to your dog’s collar that tracks actions. The tag then sends information to the receiver, which updates Twitter.

Since the tweets are canned, it’s more of a game of chance than anything else. I mean, your dog could be sniffing another dog’s butt and it might tweet, “I’m playing a round of catch by myself — it would be nice if you could join me!” Or, whatever. Certainly, this is more of a gimmicky toy than anything else, but seriously — we all know dogs can’t use Twitter. Once this device comes out, it will be interesting to see how many dogs join Twitter and start posting the same exact tweets.

According to the LA Times, Puppy Tweets should be in toy stores and pet shops nationwide by this Fall at a price of $29.99. If you buy one for your dog, be sure he or she follows Dog Milk on Twitter!

Image via the LA Times.

The Planet Dog Orbee Tuff RecycleBONE at Paw Luxury is awesome. First of all, it says “Recycle. Reuse. Rewoof.” on it. Secondly, it’s made from “regrind,” or 100% 1st quality Orbee-Tuff® material that would otherwise be discarded. What a great way to reuse their material.