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Glamorous Dog Signs Contract with Paul Mitchell

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Glamorous Dog Signs Contract with Paul Mitchell

Hair care products giant Paul Mitchell has signed a 4-year contract with a rather chic looking Chinese crested, according to reports in Mairie Claire magazine. The dog had been unrepresented to this point, but after a stunning debut at Fashion Week in New York City in February, a number of major hair care products companies were competing for her services.  

The contract is reported to be worth $800,000 and will be paid partially in milkbones.

Via crestedcrazy.

Lazy Puppy Refuses to Pedal His Own Bike

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Lazy Puppy Refuses to Pedal His Own Bike

Winston, a long-haired dachshund from Orlando, FL, loves taking his two-wheeler out for a spin, especially to the dog park.

One problem – he refuses to pedal or steer his own bike, and insists on riding around in the basket. While the indulgence may seem benign when it comes to this 4-month-old pup, he’ll never become self-sufficient if people just reward his laziness.

Submitted by Becky Strauss.

Pug Is an Emotional Wreck After Seeing ‘Titanic 3D’

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Pug Is an Emotional Wreck After Seeing ‘Titanic 3D’

By Scott Friedstein, FluffPo Correspondent

According to his owner, Niko the pug just hasn’t been the same since taking in a viewing of Titanic 3D earlier this week. “He’s pretty much a wreck,” Mary Sheridan tells The Fluffington Post. “I told him he shouldn’t see it. Heck, it took me five months to get over that movie. I can only imagine what he’s going through.”

After watching the blockbuster film chronicling the ill-fated ship’s maiden voyage, the pug’s habits are reported to have drastically changed. Sheridan says that Niko hardly sleeps and spends most of his time “just wandering around." 

According to dog psychologist Carl Spiegelman, the traumatic effects of the film should wear off within a few weeks. "Films like Titanic just mess you up for a bit,” says Spiegelman. “However, it’s really nothing major. The film should have no long-term effect on the dog. Unless, of course, he saw it in 3D.”

Via propercoil.