How adorable are these bone-shaped paperclips? They’re perfect for holding together all your dog’s important documents and records.

You’ve heard of a piggy bank, well this is the Doggy Bank from Animi Causa. This little guy is shaped like a dog balloon animal, but isn’t as easily poppable! He’s available in gold with felt pads for a hefty $79.

[via Better Living Through Design]

I totally forgot about the Sweet Cake until I saw it on Under the Blanket yesterday. Now, it’s all I can think about. I want one of these for my Beans.

Although a bit pricey for a dog bed it is quite possibly the cutest dog bed concept I’ve ever seen. You can purchase a separate pillow insert for your cupcake or you can make your own.

Another option is to fill it with old clothing since your dog probably loves cuddling up with your laundry anyway! Then you can toss the clothing in the wash and easily clean the polyethylene shell as you would any plastic surface.

I ran into them when I was at the New York International Gift Fair and had a chance to feel the quality of the cake. They seem very durable!

Now, I’m not one to dress up my dog in Juicy Couture and Ed Hardy, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t fashion trends to take note of — especially for the modern pup. Beans and I got together to peruse the Interwebs and find some of the best Fall trends for the modern dog this year. Think of this as your Fall fashion issue of doggie Vogue.

Doesn’t he look excited? It might be because I said “Fall Fashion” or maybe it’s because I’m holding his favorite ball…

First up? Let’s talk about patterns.

This Fall we think that harlequin is the new houndstooth. It’s been popping up everywhere and this diamond-shape is a great transition from Summer to Fall. Remember the bed we posted from petLINENS? Here’s a fancy black and white harlequin collar from Doggie Stylish that Beans just loves. It’s lightweight, only $8, and it matches his coloring quite well

Puppia calls this collection “Argyle” but I call them harlequin!

Plaid! Yes, plaid is back, and we’re glad it didn’t bring grunge back with it. I love this Jack Plaid dog coat — I think it will keep your pup nice and warm on cool Fall evenings and make the transition to Winter perfectly.

Next up? This Cape Cod collar by The Urban Animal Scientist actually encompasses two of the Fall trends. First, the material is from an old silk tie. Silk is a fabric that makes a nice transition to Fall and on top of that, the use of something old to make something new such as an old tie-turned-collar is a growing trend. Additionally, the colors are a great combination that recall the preppy, cottagey feel of Cape Cod when the weather begins to turn. I love the quality of this collar — the stitching is just right and the heavy metal buckle makes it feel weighty and rich.

Beans gets very cold in the Winter but in early Fall the temperatures seem to be mild enough that he doesn’t need a coat or scarf. However, a bandanna is just the thing to get him ready for Winter. Beantown Handmade makes great quality bandannas that cleverly don’t need to be tied around your dog’s neck. Instead, you thread your collar through the bandanna. Here’s Beans sporting a brown and red fruit-themed bandanna from Beantown Handmade:

Beans isn’t crazy about posing for photos!

What else is on tap for Fall? A nice, thick rustic leather collar. These personalized collars from rolloverleatherworks on Etsy are beautifully handcrafted and look to be extremely durable.

Tomorrow, PupStyle doggie fashion expert Dara Foster gives us her top 3 style trends!

Oh boy sometimes don’t you just want to give your dogs a “chill pill”? Well, now you can — er — figuratively. These Chill Pill plush and rope toys from Loopies crack me up. I wish they made a husband version, too.

Morgan Satterfield’s dog Iggy

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

Elvis, Jill Robertson’s foster dog

Click here to see all the lucky dogs.

Pillow Pillow Pillow is a line of comfy, cozy pillows and totes that feature a variety of playful pets, created by Aaron Stewart and Hornet Toys. After seeing his collection in New York, the designers at Australian jewelry company Polli teamed up with Aaron to produce a new collection of canine friends in the form of necklaces and earrings. Polli donates $1 from the sale of each piece to the World Wildlife Foundation. Scooter the Dachshund is pictured above.

Twenty the Dalmatian

Dottie Mae the Dalmatian puppy

Zilla the Pug necklace

Zilla the Pug earrings

There are two Polli rescue dogs in the Sydney Polli studio (pictured is Alfie), and they also have a rescue dog in the North American studio named Yolanda:

This Holy Cow collar by Etsy seller jenniebgoode is so adorable that I just had to post. Jennie is a Canadian-born animal lover who has made her home in South Carolina, with her husband, elderly cat named Bailey and her English Bulldog Miss Sophia (pictured below). I think if Lulu were an English Bulldog instead of an American one, she’d look just like Miss Sophia.