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| Alert and ready to go with my new martingale and collar. |
Santa came early this year, because I've been so especially...stubborn. I'm loving my gift of a super-duper, custom-made (Bob matched the leather to my coloring) martingale collar and leash set. It finally stopped raining, so I could model it to its (and my) best advantage. Check out Bob's website at
http://www.handcrafteddogcollars.com/ for super stuff for your favorite pet, who you'd prefer not to have take off unattended (although running after your pet would be a good way for you humans to burn off those holiday calories).
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| Treats from Lands' End. |
So, dog-walking gear: check. Now, for feeding the tum. I like a good Christmas bone, but for treats, these organic pumpkin-nutmeg dog treats ($10) from Oliver Bentleys Barking Bakery in Savannah, made specially for
Lands' End, look scrumptious. Being a Southern boy, I'm partial to that kind of baking. And while I'm more a mackintosh and Wellies guy, less a cable-knit sweater dude, I can appreciate the Irish-inspired jumper (that's Brit for sweater, natch) in festive dark red ($39.50), also from LE.
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| Pottery Barn's painted pillows are too narrow to fit my long legs, but that's OK. I"ll just leave my muddy imprint on our white sofa someday. |
And for resting the head: check out these precious pillows from
Pottery Barn ($35-$39) that just invite your pup to jump on the couch for a charming double portrait.
Next up: a dog's nose view of the fun gifts at
Wellesley Books. I don't have to shop virtually there; for some reason, they let me in (and treat me like a king)!
