Friday, May 18th, 2012 at
8:05 pm
i have seen a blue, green and black plaid but i want a red and black plaid. a big purse. like huge. and i want it to be a good brand like kipling, coach, dooney, juicy couture, or something like that. and any red and black plaid dog collar for a small yorkie. where can i find these items available to be purchased online? thank you.
Hi,
Amazon have a HUGE selection of plaid dog collars and purses,
Hope this helps,
Alex
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Friday, May 18th, 2012 at
8:05 pm
I want to buy a dog collar that could stop my dog from barking. There are these dog collars on eBay that are supposed to stop dogs from barking with some sound that only dogs could hear. If you have any experience with these collars and know if they work or not them please reply.
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Thursday, May 17th, 2012 at
8:06 pm
I don't understand and a lot of people said they aren't healthy...I'm not looking to buy one or anything-just curious cause I've never heard of them before:P Where do they get the name, 'Designer Dog'-what makes them one?
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Thursday, May 17th, 2012 at
2:09 pm
Have you ever seen merchandise and thought to yourself who in the world is going to buy that?
You know the kind of items I mean. Items that are either tacky or very expensive. Every time I am out shopping I seem to run across something that fits this description. I also seem to run across the people that purchase the items.
A few weeks ago I was out shopping in a major mall when I noticed that they had opened a new gift shop. There are a wide variety of high-end gifts. There was one section that was reserved for designer dog collars and other assorted gifts and apparel for man’s best friend. Across from this section was another display of items for pet cats. The designer dog collars caught my eye because some of them were locked in a display case because they contained gemstones and were worth several hundred dollars. Other of the designer dog collars were on opened display racks. They featured designers names engraved or embroidered on the collars. These of course could be customized with your pet’s name. My husband was with me and we laughed that we should get one of the gemstone collars for our yellow Labrador retriever for his next hunting trip out to the duck slough.
A week later my husband and I were invited to our neighbor’s home for an open house. We do not spend a great deal of time with these neighbors; they tend to run in a different social circle than we do.
When we arrived at their home their maid took our coats and directed us to the great room area where the guests had gathered. Once in this room our hostess greeted us. She was holding their small black house dog. Around his neck the dog had on one of the designer dog collars with several large gemstones. The designer dog collar was leather with gold and silver inlaid along with the stones. The hostess saw me looking at the collar and was quick to inform me that she had purchased it at a darling new shop in the mall. She also pointed out that the collar was custom done. The gemstones were the birthstones of her dog’s parents as well as her dog. She was very pleased that such a fine store opened within our community.
On our way home my husband asked me how much I thought the designer dog collar cost. I told him that I did not know, but that all the dogs in the neighborhood would be very jealous if the price of the designer collar ever got out.
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 at
8:06 pm
Everyone now days seems to be breeding these so called "designer dogs". Mutts that cost tons of money and are a shame to the standers. I think they can even get them registered though some back yard registry now. What do you think about people breeding their dogs to produce "mutts" and do you think its a good or bad thing? I seem to hate it, but I see more and more people everyday wanting them and breeding them. Do you think its ruining the "real" breeds and their standers?
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 at
8:07 am
I know I don't have the money now but when I do I want to get my puppy lacoste collar and burberry accesories. Do they make designer dog kennels? I would love for him to have anything from any of these designers: burberry, gucci, lacoste, coach, chanel, versace...or anything like those! Where can I find these things?
He is a brittany spaniel and before you say anything I am not treating my dog as an accessory...I would just like him to have collars, beds, bandana, the usual things, no clothes please
Um yes he is thank you and it's not dumb...if I can buy it why not...hes completely taken care of and is extremely healthy...just spoiled a little...you didn't answer my question so next time just dont even bother...
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Tuesday, May 15th, 2012 at
8:06 pm
... i am wanting to make a dog collar for my dog. I have seen some of the nylon webbing ones but i don't know where to get the supplies ( i live in australia), are there any other ways to make dog collars
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Monday, May 14th, 2012 at
8:09 pm
I just saw two Shihapoos the other day that came from the same litter and they looked sooooo different? Why is that? I thought that if they were the same breed, a Shihapoo, that they would look the same?
Was there something wrong them?
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Sunday, May 13th, 2012 at
8:07 pm
I have seen questions about "What type of personality would their malti-poo have?" or "Does a Pom-Chi shed?" Or "What will their Bull-Shih look like when it grows up?"
Do people not understand that these are mutts? There is really no way of knowing which breed it will get the dominant genes from! I have read repeatedly that they are healthier than pure-bred dogs. How can that be true when there are no reputable breeders who would breed these mixed breed mutts? And the dogs they use for breeders aren't the best quality! Therefore, the puppies can't be expected to be the healthiest either!
Research also proves that mixed breeds and not pure bred dogs are the type of dog most often involved in inflicting bites to people.
So, my question is, Why INTENTIONALLY breed these mutts?
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