Let Your Dog Love Show Cool accessories and clothing for people and their dogs.
Rainbow Leash from Found My Animal. Nothing ages more beautifully than marine-grade rope and solid brass hardware. Inspired by a fisherman, the three- strand, hand-spliced and whipped rope leash is also functional, made to with- stand hundreds of pounds of pull. The individually-numbered, stamped brass tags on each Found leash is a reminder of everyone’s unique- ness, including our dogs. A portion of sales goes to animal rescue. The list of rescue groups they’ve helped is on their site.
FoundMyAnimal.com
The On-The-Go Dog Mug. The original and coolest
travel mug for dogs is made in the USA and comes in six bright colors. This is the first and
only one-handed hydration system for dogs. Squeeze the bottle and water fills the bowl for your dog to drink. Release, and the remaining water
returns to the bottle making it spill-proof while driving or walking. Fits perfect in your car’s cup holder. Removable strap can be used as a handle or for attaching to a pack. Available at One Lucky Dog in St. Petersburg.
PupActive is a St. Pete-based apparel and accessories line for dog lovers. Inspired by Charlie, a rescue dog who lived life to its fullest and didn’t sweat the small stuff, because it’s all small. The bold designs and sayings are reminders that, with a dog, life is good. Look for PupActive at pop-up stores and events. If you’re interested in carrying the PupActive line in your shop, contact Lara at 727.492.7238 or email:
info@PupActive.com
PupActive.com
Statement Dog Tags.
Made in England for the outspoken dogs and their humans. Growlees Collar Charm Collection has a range of more
than 90 playful charms that can be worn by both dog and dog-parents. Order online at
Growlees.com
50 THE NEW BARKER
For the Food Motivated Fido, one can never be full enough. Dogs with a sense of humor will appreciate the irony. It’s a constant reminder to his human that it’s always time to eat. Available at One Lucky Dog, St. Petersburg. Dog Mania + Cats, Dade City.
www.TheNewBarker.com
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