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DOG DO GOOD

The world definitely is a rosier place from a pooch’s point of view.

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DOG DO GOOD

Who runs the world? Dogs, of course. And, in the case of Animals in Charge, a particular pooch named Pixel, who demands only the best for his kind. Founded in 2015 by Alex and Mel Barnett, their products are respectful of tradition, ranging from leads and collars to bowls and ID tags. Made with outstanding integrity and genuine care, their passion married with Pixel’s discernment has allowed them to create products to the highest level.

Organic cotton leashes can be paired with wood-block patterned collars (hand-printed in India) or bespoke-dyed and weaved cotton collars (made in Guatemala on a hand-operated loom). They also foster, rescue, and rehome dogs from inhumane puppy farms and donate 5% of profits to rescue and rehabilitation charities. The world definitely is a rosier place from a pooch’s point of view.


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PACK OF DOGS

Have you ever imagined Amy Winehouse or Nick Cave as a Chihuahua, Neil Young as a Vizsla, or PJ Harvey as an Afghan hound? That’s exactly what San Francisco-based artist Michael Gillette has done through his unique illustration project, blending beloved, iconic music legends, both past and present, with their dog counterparts. Pack of Dogs, our first foray into book publishing, is a celebration of pup and pop culture for music and dog lovers alike.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Spanish photographer Sara Monsalve strives to ‘capture your memories’—to immortalise the beauty, innocence and wisdom of our pets.

JUMP FOR JOY

Photographer Rebecca Rinaldi knows that to capture a dog’s true essence, play is the key ingredient.

PLAY DATE

An antidote to mass-produced dog accessories, MiaCara’s range of carefully crafted toys are designed to surprise, endure and delight.

POODLE ELITE

Jouk Oosterhof photographs Amsterdam’s beloved family members (with a dash of lifestyle accessory).

TEAM EFFORT

What started as a fundraising effort to save photographer Kristoffer Paulsen’s beloved dog Josie, morphed into Melbourne’s most in-demand pet portraits.

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