Showing posts with label dog collars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog collars. Show all posts

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Bring Your Dressed Dog To Work This Friday




What is an easy way to boost morale, increase productivity, cut absenteeism and improve creativity? Bring your dog to work. National Bring Your Dog to Work Day is Friday, June 24 this year.

Check your company’s policy regarding pets in the workplace on this particular day, first. Also, be sure to check with your co-workers about any pet-related allergies. You don’t want to bring your favorite four-legged friend into the office only to find out dog dander makes your cubicle companion sick.

If your company prohibits pets in the workplace, do the next best thing: post a photo of your pet. You can also raise money to help homeless pets, which is why Pet Sitters International created the day, or donate your time and spare materials to a local animal shelter. Shelters and care groups are always in need of pet food, blankets, towels, cleaning supplies and other items.

Assuming you are allowed to bring your dog to work, dress them up in a fashionable outfit from the Posh Puppy Boutique.

We carry a wide range of: shirts, such as this Best Friend Dog T-Shirt ($28); bandanas, like this 100% American Pure Bred Bandana; dresses, like this Strawberry-licious Cupcake Ruffled Dog Dress ($32); collars, like this combination collar and black bow tie ($22) for that formal look; and literally thousands of other dog (and cat) related items.

Walk your dog into the office wearing a Stripey Heart Body Harness with matching leash ($36 for the combination), which is available in pink blue or brown.

For that true fashion experience, show off your dog’s style sense—and your own—by bringing your dog to work wearing a Purple Egyptian Dress (on sale for $40, normally $55) from Central Bark Couture, complete with a removable ribbon at the waist.

These and literally thousands of other items are available right now at the Posh Puppy Boutique. Visit us on-line or call 888-837-5230.


Friday, June 17, 2011

LED dog collar, a modern approach to keep you and your dog safe!

LEDs make everything better, right? What about your dog? Yes! LED dog collar will make both your and your dog’s life better and right. You can tie it out on your dog who loves to run whenever you get out, even during nights. And for your knowledge we want to let you know that there are different types of LED dog collar available in the market.

You can choose between the color, material, function and sizes. In respective of color you get LED dog collar in blue, red, hot pink, yellow, black, orange. And when you look for the material you will find LED dog collar both in nylon and plastic buckle. The functions available on these LED dog collars are flashing and reflective. For sizes you do not have to think, since you can customize the LED dog collars according to your dog’s requirement. Mostly these off the shelf dog collar have sporting 5 LEDs, which is powered by replaceable batteries, which has 150 hour replaceable battery life. This makes adding / changing light sequences quick, easy, and also allows for future upgrades. LEDs are fully weather-resistant, visible up to 1000 feet in the dark. The electronics parts are encased in hot glue, and the whole thing is powered by 2 x 2032 3v Lithium Coin Cell.

While it’s an early test of the device, and there are lots more to come, like an automatic trigger as bolts for the door, but the LED dog collars seems a great help while chasing after a dog in the dark.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Tips & Suggestions for Uses of Dog Collars

Dog Collars, a most important thing you need when you have a dog at home. It helps you to keep your dog under control. A collar might also be used for identification, fashion, or to satisfy other purposes. Dog Collars are often used in combination with a leash, and a common alternative to a dog collar is a dog harness. Dog collars are the most common form of directing and teaching dogs.

Dog collars are not as simple as they seem. There are many different types of dog collars available in the market to suit different functions and needs. Buckle collars are meant to fasten your doggie. And are mostly made up of nylon, cotton, or leather. Quick release collars are adjustable dog collars which can be easily put on and taken off quickly. A quick-release collars are meant to help the dog pull itself free, if the need be. Slip collars can be tightened and loosened with pressure from the lead. And there are many such like Tutu Collars, Swarovski Crystals Collars, Head Halters and Harnesses.

Friday, April 1, 2011

Different Types of Dog Collars and Its Uses

Dog Collars are a very important accessory when you have a dog at home. A good collar helps you keep your dog under control. Collars are also used for identification, fashion and safety. Dog Collars are often used in combination with a leash. A common alternative to a dog collar is a dog harness. Dog collars are the most common form of directing and teaching dogs.

Dog collars are not as simple as they seem. Many different types of dog collars are available in the market to meet your needs and specific functions. Buckle collars are meant to fasten your doggie and are frequently made with nylon, cotton or leather.
Quick release collars are adjustable dog collars that can easily be put on and removed quickly. Quick-release collars are designed to help your dog pull itself free, keeping from being strangled when caught on an object.
Slip collars can be tightened and loosened with pressure from the lead. Other collar types include Electronic Collars, Prong or Pinch Collars, Head Halters and Harnesses.
Check out our huge selection of dog collars at the Posh Puppy Boutique.