The biggest trend in pet fashion and pet home interiors is taking 
something old and making it new again.  Taking old T-shirts and 
repurposing them into super unique, hip dog clothes, or cutting up old 
kite sails and recycling them into poo pick-up bag carriers.   
Authenticity and quality are what consumers are looking for.  The 
recession and global warming are forcing us all to re-think where 
materials come from.

This show begins with me putting Bamboo's Mud Magnet paw cleaner      http://www.bamboopet.com/all_products/detail.php?ID=2116539201&nID=2z1
to the test with my muddy Jack Russell "Flo".  Tune in to hear my 
thoughts and Flo's reaction!

Please join me for a fun conversation with Bibi Rogers from  
4u2reuse   http://www.4u2reuse.com/Products_Kemps.htm
who is a former Colon Surgeon turned eco-dog "i pick-up"  poo bag 
designer.  Bibi turned her passion for saving the planet into a cool 
business where she takes old kite board sails and turns them into 
little bags.  You can totally flex your eco-muscles with her products 
at the dog run!

Next , I dialed up Carolyn Paxton the brain child behind the dog 
fashion and accessory brand ChiWowWow.  Carolyn is the first and only 
person to be granted licensing rights from Marvel Comics for dog 
fashion. I also credit ChiWowWow  http://chiwowwow.com/   as a  
pioneer in the eco-dog movement with her creative line of vintage 
human T-shirts recycled into dog clothes and bags.  Her obsession all 
started with a vintage Captain America Tee she made for her rescue 
Chihuahua, Elvis.

These days PupStyle http://www.pupstyle.com/  is all about keeping 
your dog and it's products looking great while not breaking the bank!  
I was so excited to host my first show on the "Pet Set"  today and 
hope you enjoy the what you've heard. Please check me out on 
Pupstyle.com, DaraFoster.com and other national media outlets this 

After you purchase your Infoseed™ you will be taken to the form to upload your copy.

Click here for more information about our Infoseeds™

 

Transcript will be available shortly.