Dog Friendly Interiors Make Your Life Easier
This little pup started out with me as a thirteen pound baby at just three months old. I had chihuahuas that were smaller than him. He kept growing and growing and growing, finally reaching seventy five pounds last time I weighed him. Big difference from the little chi dogs I own. Bigger paws, bigger head, bigger body and bigger mess. Not to say a chihuahua can't make a big mess. But those little paws just don't carry in the same amount of dirt. At least not per paw.
So it was time to start thinking about what products and practices worked best to keep the house livable and still stylish.
More dog/home friendly information for your home will continue to be
discussed. If you need help with a dog/interior problem give me a
call. I'm sure we can workout a solution for you and your dog. 281-256-9557 or 281-635-6983
November, 2011
Those of us who love dogs can easily appreciate dogs in art form. The two pictures below are vastly different. Yet they are both beautiful. The first with it's art deco style feels elegant and would be lovely in a very up-scaled room. It would also fit into a classic art-deco styled room.
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The second piece of dog art is fun and colorful, adding lots of energy to any room. You could certainly work this picture with a very modern arrangement or possibly go with a more upscale country look.
Greyhounds by Debbie Graviss
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If you’ve ever hung out with a Jack Russell
Terrier or two, you’ll appreciate the energy that Debbie captured in
this pastel on paper: