Showing posts with label Pets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pets. Show all posts

Quotables 10.21.10



"Happiness is a warm puppy."


Senior Dog Portraits



These soulful Senior Dog Portraits are by photographer Garry Gross. This series shows the grace of old age and the stoic nature of these sweet dogs. Aren't they beautiful?!














Found via Dog Milk
Images via Garry Gross's website

Martha Stewart Pets



A couple weeks ago, I went to Petsmart and found the new line from Martha Stewart. Everything is really great. It's been hard to find nicely styled accessories for my dogs so I was quite impressed. I bought them a new bed and when I saw the aubergine toy I had to get it for them! Ginger loves it! There are a lot more products than those shown here so definitely check it out. Martha sure has thought of everything you could possible want or need for your dogs!








Images via Petsmart

Fish Condo

The Fishcondo was designed by Teddy Luong, an industrial design student from Carleton University. It's a glass fishbowl and can be stacked to look more like a condo. Pretty awesome, huh! It is $25 and can be ordered from Unica Home.


Image via Unica Home

Dog Years


I saw this on Dog Milk and thought it was interesting. According to this chart, multiplying the years by 7 isn't the correct way of calculating your dogs age. That means my dogs are 29 and 39!


Found via Dog Milk via Dogster
Image via Dogster

Dog Lover Print


Fact: I really love my two dogs. So far, my mid-twenties self is showing some tiny tendencies that could possible lead to "crazy dog lady." (So my younger brother says.) When I saw this poster by Victoria Smith, of sfgirlbybay, it made me smile. I love that it's very simple, to the point, and most of all... true. I think most dog owners, or probably all pet owners, believe that their pets know, deep down, the best intentions of their owners. (Of course there are exceptions of owners who don't treat their dogs well but I'm not speaking of those people...) Dogs are so loyal and love unconditionally. Dogs are quick to forgive when you leave for work, if you forget to play with them, or are a little self-absorbed for a few days. As long as you give them some treats and a cuddle, all is forgiven. They are sure to brighten your day. At least mine do, but I'm probably biased. 

To purchase this print, check out Victoria's Etsy shop.
  
Image via Dog Milk