Monday, July 24, 2006
You have probably stumbled across doggie sunglasses in the pet store and thought to yourself “What will they come up with next?” or “Why in the world does my pug need sunglasses?” Well, doggie sunglasses aren’t just for looking cool, they can actually help protect your pug’s bulging eyes. An article by MSNBC takes a look at the benefits of doggie sunglasses - besides the fact that they make your pug look cool!
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
If you are looking for unique items to show the world that you are a true pug lover than check out PugWear. They have a ton a cool T-Shirts and lots of other pug themed items.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Inspired by the Lance Armstrong LiveStrong bracelets, Dogs Who Care Message collars are unique, rubber collars that fit dogs of all shapes and sizes. The Dogs Who Care message collars were created to raise money for pets in need and 100% of the proceeds from collar sales is donated to worthy charities.
Wednesday, June 7, 2006
“The Essential Francisco Sosa or, Picadou’s Mexico City” is an audio CD that makes for a perfect summer listen. Narrated by author C.M. Mayo, “The Essential Francisco Sosa, or Picadou’s Mexico City” is a vivid account of one of the author’s walks through Coyoacán in Mexico City with her pug Picadou.
Pug lovers can definitely relate to Mayo’s account, because several times on their walk passersby remark on just how cute Picadou is or they stop to pet the outgoing pug. Any pug owner will surely tell you that taking your pug out for a walk and not having someone stop you or point and smile as they drive by is quite rare.
After listening to Mayo’s essay you will surely feel like you traveled to Mexico City. Bits and pieces of the city’s heritage and culture are weaved throughout the narrative. So if you can’t get away this summer be sure to let “The Essential Francisco Sosa or, Picadou’s Mexico City” take you off to Mexico City to meet the adorable Picadou the pug.
Buy “The Essential Francisco Sosa or, Picadou’s Mexico City”
Sunday, June 4, 2006
Desert Pug Productions, a subsidiary of “Vinny the Pug Enterprises” in Scottsdale Ranch, AZ has been created as the sole licensed distributor of an emerging line of popular consumer goods featuring the photos and likeness of “Vinny the Pug of Phoenix”. DPP is Vinny the Pug Enterprises’ Pet Rescue & Adoptions Fundraising division devoted to redirecting monies to worthy human and animal causes.
Vinny’s Pet Rescue & Adoption Fundraiser Source
VTPE is currently in talks with PetSmart, Walmart, Walgreens and others national retail leaders about distributing Vinny’s Screen Saver CD’s, Tee Shirts, Coffee Mugs, Posters, collector’s Print Art, Stuffed Pug Animals and Women’s high-end Leather Purses featuring Vinny’s images.
They’re also reserving a number of distributorships for the general public. Participants can expect to make greater than average profits per sale and get free advertising on Vinny’s websites. There are only 100 such positions available so it would be wise to sign up before their quota is filled. DPP’s invitation expires on July 1st 2006. For more information send an email to the following address explaining why you’d like to become a distributor for “Vinny the Pug” - desertpugproductions@yahoo.com.
You can visit “Vinny the Pug’s” website at the following web address: http://www.vinnythepug.photosite.com
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Summer can be a fun time for dogs and their owners, but the Summer heat can be very dangerous to pugs. Here are some products that let you and your pug have fun during the warm weather while keeping cool:
Tuesday, April 4, 2006
I was at the airport recently waiting for a flight so I stopped into a bookstore in hopes to find something good to read to help pass the time. While browsing the shelves, I came across Marley & Me by John Grogan. I have heard a lot of good things about his book so I decided to buy it.
I made my way over to my gate, sat down and cracked open the book. I was only about 10 pages in when I found myself smirking and thinking to myself, “I know exactly what he is talking about!” By the time I boarded the plane and got settled with my inflight snack I was laughing out loud. Towards the end of my flight, there was a tear in my eye.
Marley & Me is a fantastic book that truly captures the ups and downs of life with a dog at your side. While Marley is not a pug, I found myself shaking my head numerous times easily relating to Marley’s many antics thinking to myself, “That sounds just like Benny” or “Henry did that just the other day!”
A great summer read!
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