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Celebrities and their pets
It’s just another Hollywood dog day afternoon. Check out these celebs and their four-legged friends.
Emmy Rossum’s pup is shamelessly cute for the paparazzi. Yorkie Cinnamon steals every shot.
Josh Groban’s Wheaten Terrier Sweeney must nap near his musical papa’s piano.
Whose a player? Dunst.Witherspoon.Swift. They’ve all gotten to cuddle with Jake Gyllenhaal’s German Shepherd, Atticus.
Why the chunky sweater in Beverly Hills? Giggy Vanderpump is a precious Pomeranian with a case of alopecia.
Mamma mia! Australian Shepherd Finn likes to show his Big Love for Amanda Seyfried.
Chow Chow Genghis Khan only eats Martha Stewart’s homemade food. It’s a good thing- he won best breed at the 136th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
How To Keep Your Dog’s Wedding Attire On Throughout The Ceremony
People tend to ask a lot of their furry ring bearers. Not only are these canine participants expected to walk right up to the bride and groom whilst in the middle of a crowd of strangers, they’re also expected to achieve this while dressed up in a strange outfit (the very concept of which may be totally unfamiliar to them). Like everything else when it comes to weddings, if you’d like your dog to take part in the ceremony, you’ll have to do some planning ahead of time.
The secret formula for getting your dog to stay in his/her wedding clothes is as follows:
TREATS + WEDDING ATTIRE = A DOG WHO LOVES WEDDING ATTIRE
It’s actually quite easy to get a dog to love anything. For a few weeks preceding the ceremony, show your dog the wedding clothes with a good deal of enthusiasm in your voice. Put the clothes on and immediately offer treats and tons of love. Overtime, just the sight of those wedding clothes will put your dog in a good mood… in the same way most dogs get excited to see a leash.
Be sure to check out the festive formal wear available at www.DOGBAR.com
