Welcome to another Fido's Freebie Friday, where we seek out the best giveaways from pet blogs around the Internet. If you're here for the first time, please enjoy a look around, click the images below that interest you and have fun shopping for free goodies for your pets. Be sure to stop back by later Friday or over the weekend to see what else has been added to the list as it grows.
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Have you seen me at the dog park lately? Or maybe on a walk with Tanner and Oliver? I have new gear for keeping everything I need ready to go when dog activities call. Dude! It's called the Doog. I like to think of this handy clip on, hold-everything-belt as the "out-of-date fanny pack meets stylish dog park visitor". Okay, so maybe dog park parents are not that stylish. Call us athletic or active and that probably works better. The Doog fits right in with both.
I'll admit when I first put it on, it felt a little bulky, but one round at the dog park and I was sold. I laminated a copy of my drivers license and now I no longer have to scramble for necessities when I leave with the dogs. With my Doog belt, my keys and the dogs' leashes ready to go, I tuck my phone easily in the loop provided and off I go.
The treat pouch is easy to access for dog sports enthusiasts or trainers. There is also a place for wipes, poop bags and a carabiner hook for extra leashes or toys you may need. And I'm loving having my phone right where I need it.
The Doog is completely adjustable, one size fits all. But colors? They've got a great assortment including black, red, camo, denim (OMG, my fave!), pink (for the girls!) , lemon yellow, sage green, Aqua and yellow combo, and a brown and pink polka dot fashion version. There seems to be a design for everyone, even Cesar Millan.
Cesar Millan helped design his own product and had the folks at Doog create one just for him. It's available to the you to purchase as a bit of an upsized version of what I've got to show you here. It's rougher and tougher; it's cool with it's tennis ball holder, 2 caribiners for hooking dog leashes to you and an extra large treat pouch. But it's not red! The Cesar Millan Pro Belt comes only in gun metal grey. That must be the macho color, huh?!
Designed to free up your hands so you can enjoy active fun with your dog, the Doog was given the Editor's Choice award from Modern Dog Magazine. I'll second that. I qualify as an editor, right?
Doog (Dog Owner's Outdoor Gear) is an Australian company that makes gear for active owners and their dogs to enjoy outdoor activity even more. Their products are now available in the U.S., Europe and Asia. You can check out store locations here, or buy one from their website here or at their US site here. Want to check them out a bit more? You can learn more on Facebook and follow them at Twitter, as they grow and expand their product line.
I have two red Doog belts with khaki trim just waiting for active owners to pack up their gear and hit the road with Fido. Would you like to be a Doog dude or a Doog dudette?! After you check out this demo video, be sure to enter our giveaway below. If you don't see the Rafflecopter entry form below the video, simply click on the post title to refresh and it should appear just beneath the video:
Full disclosure: I received a Doog belt to review free of charge. There is no purchase necessary for you to enter this giveaway. I was not paid to do this review and my comments are my own.
What I want to know is "Where's the dip?" These Barksters Krisps have an air-puffed quality that makes them a perfect pairing for a great dip. I'm sure Tanner and Oliver would agree, but I've got to keep them focused. I have a challenge for them today.
My boys have been in training for self control for sometime. They do very well with our photo shoots. Today I'll put them to the challenge with food in their face; well almost. Let's see what happens here when I push them a bit.
"Okay, boys, I want to see you step it up a bit. Who can show me a treat on their paw without eating it? Good job, Oliver! How about you, Tanner? Can you match this trick?"
"Oh oh! Oliver....Tanner trumps your one paw with a two-paw treat hold. What can you do to up your annie? A stack of treats? C'mon, Oliver! They're not on your paws! Let's see if Tanner can put a stack of treats on his paws. Or maybe he can come up with something more creative. Tanner?"
Okay, that was fun. But now I should get down to the business of telling you a bit about this yummy product. For starters, the All Things Dog Blog Treat Review Team gave them high marks in several categories: low calorie, American sourced and made right in New Jersey, and they're wheat free and 100% natural. And did I mention that the dogs loved them? Check out our great looking team of big and small dogs:
I had to test out Loving Pets' Store Locator to see where I can buy their products near me. There was good news; I got a long list of major national chains (all the big guys) and smaller pet boutiques as well. I don't think you'll have much trouble finding them near you. A quick check online found the product easily available through Amazon as well as other online retail outlets.
Barksters also has several beautiful lines of serving bowls and treat storage too. Check out the Dolce Diners page, their newest addition. I got a beautiful sample in the Merlot. The cool features of these bowls are that they fit easily in the holder so Fido doesn't run off with them (does your dog do that?), the bowls are dishwasher safe, the holders couldn't be more cute, and they come in both large and small sizes for your particular pup's preference.
How about you? Would you like to take a chance at a box of Barksters and a Dolce Diner? I'm giving away 5 combo-packs. Winners will be able to request their Dolce Diner size and color (to the extent of stock available), and will get 1 box of treats along with it. Let's get this gig going. If you don't see the Rafflecopter entry form below, simply click the title to refresh and it should appear here:
Full disclosure: Loving Pets provided me with a Dolce Diner and some Barksters Krisps to review. No purchase is necessary to enter this giveaway. I was not compensated to offer this opinion and the comments in my review are my own.
Individual rules of entry and guidelines for winning may apply to each listing. All Things Dog Blog and Doggies and Stuff take no responsibility for the legality of the rules governing the listings on other sites and giveaways that are posted here. We simply provide this forum as a gathering place for pet product giveaways to be offered.
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