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Twitter Collar from The Mod Dog
I love this new collar from The Mod Dog, aptly named “Twitter”. It comes in three colorways: blue/green, lime/turquoise, or orange/fuchsia. It has a heavy nylon webbed backing and a plastic buckle. It also comes with a D-ring for tags and you can choose other options like a metal buckle collar or a matching leash (at an extra charge). Sizes are medium to extra large.
Bone-Shaped Pet Toy Box by Woodin’ You
How cute is this pet toy box? I love the hand-crafted wood work of Woodin’ You.
Studio 1212
Studio 1212 is a husband and wife team in the heart of Boise, Idaho — Danielle and Derek. They make furniture and also great illustrations, featuring our favorite furry friends.
Green Collars for St. Patrick’s Day
Kermit, you’re wrong — it’s easy being green! Here are some St. Patty’s Day themed dog collars for you shamrock lovers out there.
Clockwise, from top left: Erin Go Braugh collar by Gone Doggie; Lots O’ Luck Dublin collar by Dublin Dog; Lucky Dog collar by The Mod Dog; Lucky Liffy collar by Fido’s Fashion Collars; Lucky Horseshoe Eco Sport collar at Mascot.
Upcycled Umbrella Dog Rain Coats
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.
Lucky Fiona Dog Collars
I’ve owned a Lucky Fiona dog collar — custom made for my Lulu. It’s a shame Beans likes to munch on Lulu’s collar or I think it would have lasted much longer. We had to buy a leather collar for Lulu, and yet it is still full of little teeth marks!
However, here’s what I will say for Lucky Fiona’s collars: large fabric selection, custom sizes, they’re well made, strong, and durable. So, if you don’t have a little muncher like I do, take a look at Lucky Fiona.
Please Let Me Be the Person My Dog Thinks I Am
Victoria Smith of SFGirlByBay of Keep Calm and Carry On fame has a brand new print out specifically aimed at dog owners.
