While the statistics on money are impressive, the true meaning of this day is love. Here at Too Kool Doggies, we're celebrating that fact. Below are some pictures from a group board I belong to on Pinterest that illustrate that fact.
Showing posts with label Valentine's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentine's Day. Show all posts
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Love and Friendship On Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day has become a huge celebration in recent times. Over $17 billion dollars is estimated to be spent on Valentine's Day alone and it's estimated that Americans will spend $815 million on their pets. Yet America is not alone. In Australia, they're also predicting that pet owners will be spending $39 million dollars on their pets as well.
While the statistics on money are impressive, the true meaning of this day is love. Here at Too Kool Doggies, we're celebrating that fact. Below are some pictures from a group board I belong to on Pinterest that illustrate that fact.
While the statistics on money are impressive, the true meaning of this day is love. Here at Too Kool Doggies, we're celebrating that fact. Below are some pictures from a group board I belong to on Pinterest that illustrate that fact.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Puppy Couples
Hello Everyone. Since today is Valentine's Day, today's topic are photos of puppies in love. Hope you enjoy the photos and have a lovely holiday.
Photo: Justyna Furmanczyk
Photo: Justyna Furmanczyk
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Doggy Valentines
This year for Valentine's Day I decided to make the dogs a special treat. I came across this recipe from Tails Magazine and thought this would be a great way to break into the world of homemade dog treats.
What I liked about this recipe is that it used only six ingredients and was easy to make. The one thing I didn't like about it was the cook time (45 minutes) which is a little timely when you are using more than one cookie sheet.
Still, I found the smallest heart-shaped cookie cutters I had. It was a pretty easy
recipe to make. At times, I felt like I was making bread since you knead the dough. The true test were the dogs. All of them, including Gigi, absolutely loved it. One of the best things about making your own dog treats is that there are no preservatives added. Also, this was the one time I could snap a picture of all three dogs together without them fidgeting.
You can find the article through this link.
Do you like to make dog treats for your dogs? What's your favorite kind?
http://tookooldoggies.blogspot.com/2009/09/more-handmade-dog-treats-part-ii.html
A Treat For Gigi
What I liked about this recipe is that it used only six ingredients and was easy to make. The one thing I didn't like about it was the cook time (45 minutes) which is a little timely when you are using more than one cookie sheet.
Still, I found the smallest heart-shaped cookie cutters I had. It was a pretty easy
recipe to make. At times, I felt like I was making bread since you knead the dough. The true test were the dogs. All of them, including Gigi, absolutely loved it. One of the best things about making your own dog treats is that there are no preservatives added. Also, this was the one time I could snap a picture of all three dogs together without them fidgeting.
Get The Recipe
You can find the article through this link.
Let's Discuss!
Do you like to make dog treats for your dogs? What's your favorite kind?
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Homemade Dog Treats Part Ihttp://tookooldoggies.blogspot.com/2009/09/more-handmade-dog-treats-part-ii.html
A Treat For Gigi
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