Purebred Breeders | Big Gifts for Pampered Pooches

Purebred Breeders knows our dogs, similar to the Seven Dwarfs, have their own distinct personalities.  You could have a Sleepy, a Doc, a Dopey, a Bashful, a Happy, a Sneezy or a Grumpy, or a combination of these.

This week Purebred Breeders reviews a different kind of dog with a big personality.  The pink-loving, pampered pooches that are the highlight of their owners' fabulous lives.

Here are some fun dog products for your fabulous dog:

This princess canopy dog bed would be wonderful for a tiny well-trained dog.  The cover is machine washable and removable.  Just remember the only concern is that your dog be old enough and well-trained so that it will not entertain itself with the dog bed cover by chewing and scratching it.

I Love Dogs Diamonds is a whole another ballpark for dog owners looking to spoil their dogs in a big, big expensive way.  The company is dedicated to providing pampered pooches with a collection of diamond collars.  The collars range in prices of $150,000 to over $3 million. 

Conchita known of the 'Most Pampered Dog in the World' is on a completely different scale still.  The Chihuahua, known to her family as 'The Boss' almost choked on her own Cartier necklace.  She has her own pink racing car bed, bathroom,TV and receives weekly manicures.  Even still, her owner, Gail Posner, spends over $10,000 a month on bags, bikinis, pearls, dresses and make-up for her pampered pooch.  Although, Purebred Breeders does not in any way encourage it, it may give some ideas to the fabulous owners of some of these pampered pooches.

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$1,000 meal for a Dog??

Purebred Breeders has heard of weird things dogs have eaten before, but this story is unique!  A married couple in St. Augustine, Joe and Christy Lawrenson, have been saving to pay off their car, and so every time they collect $1,000 they take it to the bank to deposit the money.  Two weeks ago, before they had a chance to take the saved funds to the bank, their dog Tuity, a lab, chow and bulldog mix apparently got a hold of the envelope. 

After finding pieces of the hundred dollar bills scattered on the floor when returning to the house for lunch, they realized Tuity had snatched the cash and had eaten it.  Tuity was given peroxide to induce vomiting and the couple was then able to piece together $900 of the $1,000 when the dog regurgitated the bills.  However, the serial numbers from the last $100 bill were unrecoverable, so they have sent it to the Department of Treasury explaining the situation in hopes of getting reimbursed for the amount.

“We just keep our money away from her now,” Joe Lawrenson said.

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