I had always thought that Roderick, my dear dog, was a winner, but I wasn't proven right until he won the yearly dog show, which prompted me to buy some new dog collars. I thought that this was a good idea because many of the dogs we had been competing against had been wearing stylish dog collars that almost screamed "winner," which was what I wished my dog to look like.
My doggie and I got in the car and took a journey down to the pet shop that I was most familiar with in order to see what sorts of collars and leashes they had available, but nothing they had was interesting at all to me. I even asked the clerk at the store what sorts of collars and dog leashes they could special order for folks like me, but they didn't have anything other than the standard models they had in the store.
I went back to my car filled with despair and thinking that my only hope might lie in a trip to a specialty pet boutique that was a five hour drive to the south. I went back home and got my supplies ready for the trip, but just as I was about to place my dog in the car, my cell phone began vibrating and I was pleased to see that it was my good friend who had gotten some cool rhinestone dog collars for her own dog.
Well, we chatted for a couple minutes and I mentioned what I was about to do when she laughed and told me that I didn't have to go anywhere for designer dog collars. I demanded more information and she gave me the details of the website where she had gotten the great dog collars for her own dog, Kevin.
It was only several seconds before I found myself back in the house, scrolling through the details of the website, which did indeed sell some wonderful bling dog collars that I knew would set my dog apart from any others at the show. I read through the product descriptions on the website, intrigued by the various collars and dog leads that I saw there before making a decision and placing an order. They were delivered just a couple days before the next dog show, so I was able to enter and show off my pet with a brand new collar that I think increased his sense of self-worth as much as it had mine, which made it all worthwhile.
My doggie and I got in the car and took a journey down to the pet shop that I was most familiar with in order to see what sorts of collars and leashes they had available, but nothing they had was interesting at all to me. I even asked the clerk at the store what sorts of collars and dog leashes they could special order for folks like me, but they didn't have anything other than the standard models they had in the store.
I went back to my car filled with despair and thinking that my only hope might lie in a trip to a specialty pet boutique that was a five hour drive to the south. I went back home and got my supplies ready for the trip, but just as I was about to place my dog in the car, my cell phone began vibrating and I was pleased to see that it was my good friend who had gotten some cool rhinestone dog collars for her own dog.
Well, we chatted for a couple minutes and I mentioned what I was about to do when she laughed and told me that I didn't have to go anywhere for designer dog collars. I demanded more information and she gave me the details of the website where she had gotten the great dog collars for her own dog, Kevin.
It was only several seconds before I found myself back in the house, scrolling through the details of the website, which did indeed sell some wonderful bling dog collars that I knew would set my dog apart from any others at the show. I read through the product descriptions on the website, intrigued by the various collars and dog leads that I saw there before making a decision and placing an order. They were delivered just a couple days before the next dog show, so I was able to enter and show off my pet with a brand new collar that I think increased his sense of self-worth as much as it had mine, which made it all worthwhile.
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