The Charley Chau online shop totally had me at “Snuggle Bed”. Seriously, what’s not to love about a faux fur lined dog bed that you can snuggle in? Not only that, but they also make luxury dog beds in other styles too!
This UK based company ships all over the World and you can fetch these super cute dog beds from Charley Chau!
Disclaimer: this is not a sponsored post, nor do I own any of these products. Just wanted to share my latest find with you!
Disclaimer : This is a sponsored post and giveaway brought to you by Purple Possum.
My new friends over at Purple Possum recently sent me this beautiful navy and white Dachshund Scarf to review. I guess technically it’s for my mom, but when I spotted how soft and big (70 inches x 37 inches) it was I knew I would be able to find many uses for it!
So since sharing creative ways to wear a scarf is all the rage, I figured I would come up with my list of 9 Ways to Wear a Dachshund Scarf (on your dachshund).
#1 The Snoopy: this classic look channels your inner Snoopy, all that’s missing is the flying dog house!
#2 The Nomad: Hiking though the desert, no problem when you have this fancy scarf to keep sand from flying in your ears!
#3 The Rambo: Bad guys beware, I may be wearing a woman’s scarf, but I’m pretty tough!
#4 The Body Builder: Create the illusion of a muscled physique (or in my case protect your already huge muscles from scaring everyone off) in this classic strong guy look.
#5 The Rapunzel: Save all your fallen toys that tumbled off the bed with this totally functional look!
#6 The Fort: Not technically a “look” but you can always use a good fort blanket!
#7 The Nightmare Fighter: Never be scared at night again when you have a whole army of dachshunds to hide under in the midst of scary dreams.
#8 The Lady Killer: All that’s needed to pull this off is a fancy scarf and an adorable wink that makes all the ladies swoon!
#9 The Naptime Companion: Never be lonely again on your afternoon nap with this cuddly use for your scarf.
I could on and on as there are tons of uses for my new Dachshund Scarf from Purple Possum, but I figured you’ll probably want to come up with some of your own looks too!
You can save 15% on your own Purple Possum Dachshund Scarf (or anything in their shop!) with code AMMO15
And if scarves aren’t your thing, Purple Possum also carries backpacks, purses, jewelry and more! They ship to the USA & the UK and you can use the coupon for anything in their shop!
And now for the best part….
THREE Lucky WINNERS will win a Purple Possum Dachshund Scarf
Here’s HOW TO WIN:
For this giveaway I will be using, Rafflecopter. Winners will be chosen at random and you will be contacted via e-mail to claim your prize. Don’t worry, we never share your information! All the winners will also be announced on this blog post once the giveaway ends on 5/13/14 12AM EST. Open to USA or UK residents only. Winners must claim their prizes within 48 hours of being notified or prize will be forfeited. Good luck!
Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Purple Possum, but all opinions are my own.
Disclaimer: This product review is sponsored by Noodle and Friends.
Most of you already know that I work a 9-5 just like the rest of the working world at my mom’s frame shop in town. And as the official shop greeter and an expert sales associate I like to dress the part as well. So when my friends over at Noodle and Friends sent me one of their Executive coats I knew it was just the thing to wear during the work day.
It’s made of 100% wool exterior (which I must say is one of the softest coats I own) and is lined with classic black microfleece for extra warmth.
The Executive Dachshund Coat was designed for dachshunds, providing the perfect length to cover our long bodies while also protecting our broad chests and tummies. I love that all the Noodle and Friends coats come with a built in d-ring making it unnecessary to wear a harness underneath – although if you choose to you still can with the built-in harness hole.
This coat is even reversible, the second side is finished with classic black microfleece and accented with a grey wool waist belt. Although I think the grey side is my favorite!
You may have seen me wearing my new Executive coat out and about already, as I’ve been wearing it to work at the shop most days.
It also makes me look extra adorable when I need to beg for a few extra cookies if you know what I mean!
Despite the Executive coat’s extra good looks, it’s also quite hardy too. Snow storms are no problem as it keeps me nice and dry underneath!
You can fetch your own Executive Coat from Noodle and Friends for $65.
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Did you ever just feel like getting dressed up? You know, slicking back your hair and putting on your fanciest bowtie?
Makes a dog feel pretty good!
Check out my 5 minute no sew bowtie!
You all know I love a good DIY project, and when it takes less then 5 minutes and requires no sewing (for my mom who is not so handy with a needle and thread) it’s just an added bonus!
So for Easter this year my mom helped me whip up some quick DIY Bowties that I can wear when all my family comes to visit on Sunday. They’re so fun and easy to make that I can’t even decide which one to wear!
5 Minute No Sew DIY Easter Bowtie for your Pet
What you need:
Step 1: Cut a long rectangular piece of fabric (Mom cut mine 5″ x 19″ to make my small bow tie). The longer and wider you make your rectangle the bigger your bow tie will be. You will also want to cut a thinner strip of fabric, mine was 2″ x 19″, to be used later.
Step 2: Using your large rectangular piece of fabric fold in the edges. You can use an iron to crease the folds if need be.
Step 3: Next fold your ends towards the center so that they just overlap where the center mark would be.
Step 4: Fold the entire piece of fabric in half.
Step 5: With the front of your bowtie facing you, crease it into 3 even pleats. Then place a clothespin on it to hold it in place while you move to the next step.
Step 6: Using the small strip of fabric you cut, fold in the edges.
Step 7: Wrap the thin strip of fabric around your bowtie and tie in a double knot in the back.
Step 8: Tie your Bowtie around one of your dogs collars, trimming any excess fabric if need be.
You’re now ready for an Easter Party!
Now if I could only decide which one to wear!
P.S. I expect to see lots of dogs in dapper bowties this Easter! Post your dog in their best bowtie on my Facebook wall so we can enjoy them all!