All articles tagged with #dog lovers
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Gizmodo
DC's new Superman film, directed by James Gunn, features Krypto the Superdog inspired by Gunn's own dog Ozu, leading to a surge in Krypto-themed merchandise ranging from plush toys to apparel, appealing especially to dog lovers and fans eager to celebrate the film's release.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Live and Let's Fly
BARK Air, a new airline geared toward dogs and their owners, is set to launch transatlantic and transcontinental semi-private jet service from New York to California and London in May 2024. The airline aims to provide a stress-free and luxurious travel experience for dogs, with cabins accommodating up to 15 dogs and 15 humans. Ticket prices start at $6,000 for New York to California and $8,000 for New York to London. While the concept may seem niche, it offers a unique and potentially popular alternative for affluent pet owners and could provide a more pleasant travel experience for both dogs and humans.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Paws
With Christmas approaching, here are 25 gift ideas for dogs and dog lovers. From a dog treat maker and interactive toys to personalized mugs and custom portraits, there's something for every pup and their human. Other options include a calming blanket, LED collar, pet camera, and a variety pack of toys. Whether you're looking for practical items or sentimental keepsakes, these gifts are sure to bring joy to dogs and their owners this holiday season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY
Golden Dog Farm in Vermont offers the Golden Retriever Experience, where visitors can spend an hour with a group of golden retrievers while enjoying refreshments. The farm, owned by Doug and Becca Worple, started the business during the pandemic after selling their home and traveling in an RV. The idea gained popularity through social media, and now the farm is booked solid with visitors who are thrilled to spend time with the dogs. The one-hour experience costs $75 for adults and $50 for children, and people of all ages and backgrounds visit, including those who can't have dogs of their own or have recently lost their pets.