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REPORT: Dog Looks Really Good in Snow

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REPORT: Dog Looks Really Good in Snow

By Scott Friedstein, FluffPo Correspondent

According to a recent report in Attractive Dog Weekly, Max the papillon looks absolutely spectacular when out in the snow.
“It’s really quite amazing,” says pet aesthetician Greta Corbin. “You get him out there, and it’s like a GQ spread every time. The flakes have a way of speckling his fur like nothing I’ve ever seen. The snow literally gravitates toward him.”
Since getting wind of the news, Max has been seen outside much more frequently then usual. 
“Yeah, he’s out there basically all the time now,” says Marty Bornstein, a neighbor. “You see him frolicking in the snow like it’s his job or something. It’s pretty annoying. I think that ADW issue really went to his head.”

Fashion Alert: Hip Dogs Wear Ears to the Side

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Fashion Alert: Hip Dogs Wear Ears to the Side

What’s the latest fashion trend for hip dogs in the know? According to Harley Persecki of Vogue, fashionable dogs in Brooklyn are wearing their ears combed over to the side.

“A growing number of dogs have been spotted sporting the side ear on the streets of Williamsburg,” writes Persecki. “And doggie hair salons are starting to offer it as a regular service.”

Of course, if side ears are about to tip into the mainstream, dogs in Brooklyn will likely be on to something else soon. (At least until side ears become so popular that they can wear them ironically.)

Via bella_the_amstaff.

Puppy Starts Homemade Pesto Business

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Puppy Starts Homemade Pesto Business

Pesto is great. You can put it on pasta, you can put it on sandwiches, you can just dip Italian bread in it.

A love of pesto is what’d driving Humphrey the mastiff puppy to put all his savings into a new business venture: Presto Pesto.

“Humphrey has planted a large basil garden in the backyard,” said the dog’s business partner Tony Maggliotti. “He plans to use his own, homegrown basil and to locally source parmesan cheese. But the secret ingredient? He’ll be using pistachios instead of pine nuts.  It’s delicious.”

Humphrey will ship his first batch of Presto Pesto in June.

Via mastiffmoz.