DOGUE issue 11 "Dog Tricks & Hollywood Flicks"

Models: Juju Brener & Henry Photographer: Olianna Port HMU: Martin Lane Christopher

Letter from the Editor Woof, and Welcome back to another issue of DOGUE! This month, we've got our first human on the cover, because, well, Juju Brenner must have put a spell on us!

The Hocus Pocus 2 actress is a ten-year-old rising Hollywood star, who also did a dog movie recently called The Furry Fortune, with her co-star Henry, a Hollywood dog actor!

In this issue we explore the history of dogs in motion pictures, share our favorite dog movies of all time, and sit down with Susan Orlean, the author of Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend, to learn more about her experience with one of Hollywood's first dog celebrities.

We also get a glimpse inside the glamorous, Hollywood lives of Juju and Henry. They share their stories, their busy lives on set, and tell us about their past, and upcoming projects.

This month we also give attention to Wagmor Pets, an LA based dog rescue organization as both Henry, and Juju's pup, Pixie, are rescues! We also share their adorable dogs that are available for adoption!

As always, we feature the latest of dog fashion from Barker's Bazbark, the latest of dog sports from Spawrts Illustrated, and the latest of dog travel from National Pawgraphic.

We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we have enjoyed putting it all together, and we look forward to connecting with you on @thedoguemagazine and @coverdogs.

Till next time, XOXO,

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THE HISTORY OF DOGS IN MOTION PICTURES

Pups Attend A Hollywood Movie Premiere & Find Their Stars On Hollywood's Walk Of Fame Starring Tru es & Furiends

Meet Famous Dog Actors Throughout The History Of Motions Pictures

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PUPS GET READY FOR A MOVIE NIGHT Dogs From All Over The World Get Ready To Petflix & Chill & Our Favorite Dog Movies Of All Time

THE HOLLYWOOD LIVES OF JUJU & HENRY Meet Juju & Henry, Two Working Hollywood Actors Who Have Recently Starred In A Movie Together "The Furry Fortune"

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The History of Dogs in Motion Pictures Throughout the history of Motion Pictures,

Uggie at t e Oscars

there have been many dog movie stars. In fact, every decade has its own dog star, beginning with the early 1900s. Rin Tin Tin was one of

In 2007, a movie was made based on Rin Tin Tin’s

Hollywood’s first movie stars, with devoted fans

life story, called Finding Rin Tin Tin detailing how

from all over the world. He was the most famous

Lee Duncan rescued him from a war battlefield in

dog in the world, decades before Toto, and

France, and turned him into a Hollywood star.

Lassie came to the big screen. Indeed, the

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German Shepherd star had become an American

In 1930s, Toto took over as the star of the The

screen legend, spawning an acting dynasty that

Wizard of Oz. Toto is a fictional dog character in L.

lasted four decades, and beyond!

Frank Baum's Oz series of children's books. Terry,

Rin Tin Tin had made his debut in 1922 as a

who played Toto, in the The Wizard of Oz, was a

wolf in The Man from Hell's River, produced by

female Cairn Terrier performer who appeared in

Warner Bros. He, then, went on to star in

many different movies. It was her only credited

dozens more pictures for the studio, helping to

role, though she was credited not as Terry but as

save it from bankruptcy in the latter days of

Toto. Her first film appearance was in 1934

silent films. Rin Tin Tin was an immediate box-

in Ready for Love which was released one month

office success who went on to appear in

before

27 Hollywood films, gaining worldwide fame

with Shirley Temple, in Bright Eyes, as Rags. She

and attention. Along with the earlier German

attended

Shepherd film star, Strongheart, Rin Tin Tin was

Oz at Grauman's Chinese Theater; and because of

responsible for increasing the popularity of

the popularity of the film, her name was formally

German Shepherds as family pets. Rin Tin Tin.

changed to Toto in 1942.

her the

first

major

premiere

of

film The

appearance, Wizard

of

After Rin Tin Tin died in 1932, the name had

Toto had 23 film appearances, three of which

been passed on for generations, to the

were playing in theaters at the same time in the

descendants of Rin Tin Tin, who have appeared

fall of 1939: The Wizard of Oz, The Women,

in fictional stories on film, radio, and television.

and Bad Little Angel.

Among the last ones was Tortilla Flat, in 1942, in which she was reunited with Oz director Victor Fleming and Frank Morgan, who played Professor Marvel and the Wizard. Terry's final film roles were in Easy to Look At, and Adventures of Rusty, but she was uncredited in both films.

1940s was the decade of Lassie. Lassie is a fictional female Rough Collie dog who was featured in a short story by Eric Knight that was later

expanded

into

a

full-length

novel

called Lassie Come-Home. Published in 1940, Knight's novel was filmed by MGM in 1943 as Lassie Come Home, with a dog named Pal, playing Lassie. Pal then appeared with the stage name "Lassie" in six other MGM feature films through 1951. Pal's owner and trainer, Rudd Weatherwax, then acquired the Lassie name and trademark from MGM and appeared with Pal, as "Lassie", at rodeos, fairs, and similar events across America in the early 1950s. In 1954, Emmywinning television series Lassie debuted and, over the

next

19

years,

a

succession

of

Pal's

descendants appeared on the series. The "Lassie" character has appeared in radio, television, film, toys, comic books, animated series, juvenile novels, and other media. Pal's descendants continue to play Lassie today.

Disney’s Old Yeller took over the 1950s. Old Yeller is a 1956 children's novel written by Fred Gipson and illustrated by Carl Burger. It received a Newbery Honor in 1957. The title is taken from the name of the yellow dog who is the center of the book's story. In 1957, Walt Disney released a film adaptation starring a 170 pound Yellow Mastador Labrador Retriever and English Mastiff mix, who is uncredited in the film.

A little Skye Terrier named Bobby took over

A dog named Bingo took over the 1980s as

the 1960s with his movie Greyfriars Bobby:

Sandy, the companion of Little Orphan Annie.

The True Story of a Dog. The screenplay by

Annie is a 1982 American musical comedy-

Robert Westerby was based upon the 1912

drama

novel Greyfriars Bobby by Eleanor Atkinson

Broadway

which was based, in turn, upon an incident in

name

19th century Edinburgh involving a dog that

Charnin and Thomas Meehan, which in turn is

came to be known as Greyfriars Bobby.

based on the Little Orphan Annie comic

film by

based musical Charles

on of

the

1977

the

same

Strouse,

Martin

strip created by Harold Gray. The movie Benji took over the 1970s with his movie Benji,

starred a dog named Sandy, played by a 6 year

which became an instant hit and launched a

old Otterhound named Bingo. Bingo also had a

franchise. The American family film starred a

stunt double who helped with some scenes.

Golden mixed breed dog named Benji. The film was turned down by every studio in Hollywood,

In 1990s, a Golden Retriever, by the name of

and the director Joe Camp had to form his own

Buddy, took the film world by storm with a

film company in order to distribute the film

series of his sport films, beginning with Air

worldwide. The film ended up grossing $45

Bud; a sports comedy film directed by Charles

million on a budget of $500,000, and its theme

Martin Smith. Buddy's first appearance was on

song received an Oscar nomination for Best

America's Funniest Home Videos.

Original Song. The film launched a franchise

gained further fame bouncing a basketball off

with 5 films.

his muzzle and into a basketball hoop on David

He then

Letterman's "Stupid Pet Tricks" segment of the Late Night with David Letterman. And, then Buddy took his skills to the NBA, when he appeared during halftime at a Laker game on Christmas Day in 1991 where he had a better shooting percentage than three of the starting players of the opposing Clippers team. This opened up further opportunity to showcase his talents for game day entertainment at professional sporting events around the country. It is therefore not surprising that he was cast as Buddy in the 1997 Disney film Air Bud. The film was financially successful, grossing $4 million in its opening weekend and totaling $27.8 million in its run against an estimated $3 million budget.

A Labrador Retriever by the name of Clyde, took over the 2000s with his big hit film Marley and Me starring alongside Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson. Clyde, who was a Hollywood newcomer, was trained and rewarded with treats, to do all the things the rest of us train our dogs not to do. And, in 2011, a new dog star was born. His name was Uggie and he was a trained Parson Russell Terrier, most famous for his role in The Artist. Uggie's earliest roles were in

commercials

films

and

What's

Up

minor

roles

Scarlett,

in

the

Wassup

Rockers and Mr. Fix It, alongside David Boreanaz. His first named role, and big break, was as "Queenie" in the romantic drama Water for

Elephants,

Pattinson

and

alongside Reese

actors

Witherspoon.

Robert Uggie

appeared in "The Incredible Dog Show" from August 2010 onwards, which was a dog tour showcasing dogs with tricks. His trick was riding a skateboard. He, then, went on to appear in the 2011 silent movie The Artist, and it was this role which brought him to the attention of mass media, with some critics describing him as "stealing every scene”. He had two stunt doubles in the film, named Dash and Dude, who were colored to look more like Uggie, but Uggie did most of his own stunts and the doubles were barely required. Uggie and his trainers spent three days with the film's star Jean Dujardin to teach the French actor the verbal commands and hand signals Uggie needed in a scene. Because it was a silent film, the trainers could also call out commands while the film was rolling. Uggie attended the American Film Institute premiere of the film and walked the red carpet along with the rest of the cast.

Uggie also promoted the film on a week-long

Uggie also won the Palm Dog Award at the 2011

promotional tour, appearing on television

Cannes Film Festival for his role as "Jack" in The

shows in the UK, including The Graham

Artist. It was the 11th year in which the award

Norton Show. He appeared at a charity

was handed out and goes to the best canine

screening in London's West End, in aid

performance. Following the "Consider Uggie"

of Dogs Trust. Uggie appeared opposite

campaign, Jone Bauman of the American Humane

another

terrier

Association said Uggie was in line for a Pawscar,

named Cosmo from Mike Mills' Beginners in a

the association's awards for animals in films.

photoshoot

Uggie and Cosmo shared the prize for "Best

Reporter.

Jack spread He

also

Russell for

The

other

performance by an animal", awarded by The

the

Seattle Times movie critic Moira Macdonald. On

W magazine. During the "Consider Uggie"

February 13, 2012, Uggie was named Best Dog in

campaign, an official Twitter account was set

a Theatrical Film at the first Golden Collar

up in his name. The campaign, launched in

Awards, awarded by Dog News Daily. The awards

2011 on Facebook by S.T. VanAirsdale, an

were

editor at Movieline, was for Uggie to receive

previously due to the attention Uggie was getting

a

for his performance in The Artist.

photoshoots,

real

or

appeared

Hollywood in

including

Honorary

Academy

Award

only

launched

a

couple

of

months

nomination. BAFTA announced that he would

Uggie was one of the four pups to get a star

be ineligible for one of its awards, but he did

on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he was the

receive a special mention at the Prix Lumière

first dog to have his paw prints placed in cement

Awards in France.

at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, on June 25, 2012.

His memoir Uggie, My Story was published in the United States, the UK, and France, in October 2012.

So far, Uggie, Lassie, Rin Tin Tin and Strongheart were all honored with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. And, while no dog has ever received an Oscar, yet, story has it that Rin Tin Tin, was actually the unofficial, First Best Actor Academy Award winner of all time! Indeed, in her book, Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend, Susan Orlean writes that: “According to Hollywood legend, Rinty received the most votes for best actor. But members of the Academy, anxious to establish the awards were serious and important, decided that giving an Oscar to a dog did not serve that end"

"That first year that the Oscars were awarded, it seems to have been more a popularity contest than a serious assessment of performance. In terms of popularity, Rin Tin Tin didn’t have a peer, He was a huge star around the world and helped Warner Bros transition from its start as a small studio into a large one. I can’t imagine that Emil Jannings was opening films, but Rin Tin Tin certainly did.”

Susan Orlean, who worked as a staff writer at The New Yorker and has been hailed as “a national treasure” by The Washington Post, spent nearly ten years researching the dog’s journey from orphaned puppy to movie star icon, and reporting her most captivating book to date: the story of a dog who was born in 1918 and never died.

We sat down with Susan Orlean to learn more about one of her most fascinating projects.

"Once I learned Rin Tin Tin's history I was fascinated, and couldn't resist digging further.

I loved learning about a dog who had represented so much to so many people, and whose story spanned such an intriguing stretch of history. He was a real dog, but he was also a symbol of all the dogs in our lives.

I've written a lot about animals over the years, and it's always challenging, since they can't talk, and so interesting. We have such complicated and fulfilling relationships with them. And, you learn a lot about people by writing about animals."

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THE HOLLYWOOD LIVES OF JUJU & HENRY

Model: Juju Brener Photographer: Olianna Port HMU: Martin Lane Christopher

Meet Juju Juju Brener is a working Hollywood actress from Los Angeles, CA. Her parents named her Journey as in the ‘the path of life’. But, when she was a toddler, her mom and sister nicknamed her Juju, after Jujubes, the gummy candy, and the name stuck.

Juju comes from a very creative family. Her grand mother, Smadar Brener is an Israeli cinema icon, dating back to the 70’s. Her mother, Shirly Brener is an actress and producer who had a long career in Hollywood, and Israel. Her father, Bruce Rubenstein, is an abstract expressionist modern artist from NYC, who's worked as a writer and producer on major Hollywood movies and TV shows. And, Juju’s sister, Mila, is also an actress, who’s been in many cool shows and movies, over the years, including Nick Jr’s Mutt & Stuff; a show about a wacky and whimsical school just for dogs!

Juju’s recent projects include a dog movie she’s done with her co-star Henry, called The Furry Fortune, and Disney’s Hocus Pocus 2 where she plays the young Sarah Sanderson, played by Sarah Jessica Parker.

Tell us about Hocus Pocus 2. What was it like filming this iconic Disney movie?

“I’m very excited about Hocus Pocus 2, which will premier on Sept 30th. I know fans have been waiting for this sequel for nearly three decades, and will be pleased with the tone, the look, the characters and all the surprises in the script. It’s also incredible how it reunited the original stars: Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy. It’s so cool to be part of such a cultural phenomenon, and classic! Hocus Pocus 2 set was incredible! We shot in Rhode Island, where they built the whole city of 1600’s Salem from scratch in Chase Park. Also being a part of the Disney family is so special to me since its been my favorite since I could remember. It was also great to be a part of a female driver project; directed by a female director, Anne Fletcher, a female producer, Lynn Harris and a female writer, Jen D’Angelo. Being surrounded by a female cast was super special to me, and very inspiring. Everyone on set knew they were making something that is gonna be a part of movie history, and I am forever grateful for this experience."

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Tell us about The Furry Fortune. What was it like having a dog co-star?

"Filming The Furry Fortune will always be one of my most memorable experiences, not just because I had so much fun filming a movie with Henry, but because he inspired us to get a dog of our own.

Spending the summer with Henry made me realize how much I wanted a dog of my own, and I finally manifested it! Meeting Henry, who is a rescue, and his owner, Courtney, who is a rescue advocate, was very inspiring, and helped convince our parents to get a dog, finally. My sister and I have been begging our parents for years. My dad is a huge dog person. He even has his first dog – Tony Curtis tattooed on his arm. But, our parents kept saying that they made a choice to pause from pets due to our busy lifestyle. After filming The Furry Fortune, we attended one of Debbie Durkin’s Eco Luxe events in LA, and it was at that event that we met Dani Abraham who heads the social media at Wagmor Pets— a local rescue group. Dani invited us to some adoption events, and that’s how we found Pixie— a 5 lb Chihuahua mix. I still cant believe my dream to have a dog came true! When I’m older I plan on having 4 dogs, and at least 2 of them will be big ones!”

Tell us about your glamorous Hollywood life, and what are some of the projects that we should look out for?

“Our family is super close. We spend a lot of time together, helping each other create, laughing and traveling. I love movies and music. I also love fashion, everything sweet, and anything Disney!” explains the ten-year-old Hollywood starlet, who just wrapped filming the comedy Born Again, a sequel to Born in East LA, which is set for a theatrical release in 2023.

"This year, I also started expanding with fashion and music. Recently I got to co-create a capsule denim collection with YMI Jeans, which is launching in October. Getting to design my own denim line has been a dream come true. It was amazing to partner with a brand that fits my personal style." To learn more about Juju, visit her profile @jujubrenerofficial.

YMI X JUJU

Model: Juju Brener Photographer: Mitchell Aragon HMU: Alma Nunez Styling: Heather Wawee

YMI X JUJU

Nina Kitchen as Young Mary, Taylor Henderson as Young Winifred, and Ju u Brener as Young Sarah in HOCUS POCUS 2, exclusively on Disney+. Photo

by Matt Kennedy. © 2022 Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Models: Juju Brener & Pixie Photographer: Olianna Port HMU: Martin Lane Christopher Brener - Rubenstein Hollywood Hills Residence

Models: Juju & Pixie Photographer: Olianna Port HMU: Martin Lane Christopher Art: Bruce Rubenstein Brener - Rubenstein Hollywood Hills Residence

Juju & Mimi Bear

Meet Henry This month, we had the opportunity to sit down with a working Hollywood dog actor, Henry, and his mamager, Courtney M. Moore, who recently starred in a film together called The Furry Fortune, along with their co-star, Juju Brener. The Furry Fortune is based on a popular children’s book written

by D. Good Morgan. The story centers around twins, Zoey and Dax, who are growing apart until they discover that their rescue dog, Henry, is shedding money. The movie is directed by Justin Ward and produced by Brad Wilson.

"We got involved in The Furry Fortune by recommendation of a great friend of mine, Tad Griffith, who is an amazing horseman in the industry, as well as like family to me. They had contacted him, looking for a dog, and since he doesn’t have dogs, he recommended us for the role. We received a call from the producer, and the director, who wanted to come meet Henry. They came to our house for a quick meet and greet and to see all the amazing tricks that I taught Henry, and it was love at first sight! They loved all his tricks and his “look”. The filming took around 12 days, during the summer. Some days were very hot, but Henry had a wonderfully cool air-conditioned trailer to hang out in, and stay cool between takes. Sometimes he would let me in, to cool off, too. He really enjoyed being on set and seeing everyone everyday. It took a while, after the filming had ended, before he quit waking up at 6 am and running around, ready to go to work…..I believe he was sad when it ended."

How did Henry become a working Hollywood actor?

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"Henry is a very energetic, very lovable and extremely smart dog. I saw an audition for a small part for an online dog food company ad. I decided to submit Henry because he knows a lot of fun tricks, and he is a fast learner. He ended up getting the print job, and because he did so well, and loved it so much, I started submitting him on more projects. And, eventually people started calling us, asking for Henry. Henry has been featured in Purina ads, Petco ads and commercials, and several other dog food company commercials. He is also currently on the packaging of Hills Science diet dog food."

Henry has also modeled for smart glasses, dog supplements, and other pet products. But our favorite thing has been the opportunity to star as the money shedding pup in the film, The Furry Fortune. He’s been doing acting and modeling since that day, although it’s not his 9 to 5. Henry is a full time ranch dog, who spends most of his days with his horsey sister, Annabelle. He loves all the animals and running around the ranch.

How did Henry come into your life?

“Henry came into my life very unexpectedly! I found Henry at an animal shelter in LA, who was found wandering the streets, all alone. He was severely dehydrated and underweight. I was not looking for a dog, when I found him. I only happened to be at that shelter, at that particular moment, because it was my late’s dog birthday and I decided to put together some doggie gift baskets and drop them off at the shelter. When I saw Henry, he was at a solitary confinement, and even though I couldn’t interact with him, they let me take a photo. I went home that night and I kept hearing the name Henry and feeling that I had to go see this dog again. I went to see him the very next day, and the rest is history. I truly believe, to this day, that Penny sent Henry to heal my broken heart.”

"What I love most about all this is how Henry is just a regular dog you see in a shelter. If his story could change just ONE person's mind to adopt rather than to buy a dog, then we have made a difference. There are so many amazing dogs just waiting for their forever home, and they don’t have to be a puppy. Henry was about 2 years old when I found him. He just needed love and some adjusting. I got so passionate about dog rescue mission that I have recently started a NON-Profit Animals Sanctuary with some good friends of mine, on their property, in Agua Dulce, CA. We currently have over 80 rescue animals on the property, including horses, cows, longhorns, pigs, ducks, mini donkeys, dogs and cats. The name of the sanctuary is called Hollywood Hoofbeats. You can find us on Instagram @annabelleandhenry, and our website www.Hollywoodhoofbeats.com for more information on volunteering, events and donations."

HENRY: A RESCUE TURNED HOLLYWOOD ACTOR

Henry at t e Furry Fortune s oot

Henry cooling off inside is trailer

Henry doing some modeling work

Henry modeling Green Gruff Calming C ews for Dogs

ON THE SET OF FURRY FORTUNE

From left to right: 1. Henry & Juju 2. Juju, Henry & Mason Blomberg 3.Henry showing off his tricks 4. Juju & Henry take a break from filming

From left to right: 1. Henry , Juju, Mason, Shane Hartline & Mo Allen 2. Henry, Juju, Mason & Henry's mom, Courtney 3. Henry, Juju & Juju's mom, Shirly 4. Henry & his mamager

HENRY'S HOLLYWOOD LIFE

From left to right: 1. Henry & his Mamager, Courtney, on set 2. Henry's Holiday Card 3. Henry modeling dog treats 4. Henry enjoying his break from filming

From left to right: 1. Henry shooting a commercial 2. Henry's first photo from the shelter 3. Henry's Furry Fortune poster 4. Henry acting for the camera

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"We are now res uing about 100 dogs a month."

Wagmor Pets dog rescue is a rescue group

How many pups do you have at the moment?

from Los Angeles, CA, that is committed to preventing cruelty and promoting kindness to

Where do you rescue them from?

animals. This month, we had a chance to sit down with Melissa Bacelar, the owner of

We normally have 40 to 50 dogs, in house, and about 100 more in foster homes. We rescue

Wagmor Pets, to learn more about their organization and specifically— how they helped

them from shelters all over rural California and sometimes even outside of the US, including

Juju Brener find Pixie.

Mexico, China and Thailand.

Tell us a little about your organization. When was it founded? And, what inspired your

Now, tell us about Pixie, the Chi mix that Juju Brener and her family rescued from your

mission?

organization. Where did you find her?

It's an interesting story because my original plan was very different. I opened in 2019

We have noticed that there is just an abundance of dogs in the Kern County area

thinking I would simply offer small areas in my existing dog hotels to house dogs in need for

that need help, so we go out there on weekly basis, trying to help as many dogs as we

other rescues. I thought that providing a safe space was a great way to give back. But once

can. Little Pixie was found with her 3 siblings outside of a Trailer Park. No one was paying

the pandemic hit and our actual hotel and daycare clients disappeared, we decided to go

attention to them or their mom so we took all of them in.

for it and do it all ourselves. We are now rescuing about 100 dogs a month!

That's amazing! Where can people find your dogs that are available for adoption?

Our mission is to reduce animal suffering and increase animal wellbeing. We aim to rehome them to responsible and caring homes where

Our adult dogs are always available for meet and greets at The Wagmor, located at 11939

they can thrive and live happy lives, that they deserve.

Ventura Blvd in Studio City. You can find us on Instagram at @wagmorpets, and see the list of our adoptable pets at www.wagmorpets.org.

These adorable pups are ava lable for adopt on!

949-504-8584 adopt on@wagmorpets.org

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Chewnel Style Sure you've heard of Chanel, Versace, Fendi and Tiffany, but have you heard of Chewnel?

Fursace? Furdi? Sniffany? We bring you the most stylish pups on Instagram styling the classic designer looks with our latest dog designer tags, that you can find on www.coverdogs.com/shop! Here are the classic designers you love, with a furry spin on it!

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And, why should the fun be limited to humans, only? After all, pups love diamonds, too!

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Fursace Style The iconic Versace style now comes in a furry version! Meet Fursace: a golden style, for golden pups!

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Furdi Style Fendi is stylish, but so is Furdi. Elevate your everyday look with these designer classics, and you'll always be red carpet ready!

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DOGUE Style And since we're talking designer brands, we couldn't forget our own! Let's face it, DOGUE is the closest you'll ever get to Vogue!

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