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Pinterest is like crack. See something you love on the web? Pin it! If someone likes your pin, they’ll re-pin it. Share your pins with your followers, on Facebook, Twitter, or via email. Pin, pin, pin. I pin, do you pin? Okay, things are quickly becoming redundant – but wait, there’s more! Pawesome is now pinning pawesome pins. (Say that five times fast, I dare you.)

BTW, if you’d like an invite to join Pinterest, comment here with your email address and I’ll send you one. Warning: Pinterest may be habit forming, do not drink and pin, etc., etc.

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I Love My Dog & My Dog Loves/Worships/Adores/Cherishes/Delights in Me, always and unconditionally.  Print by hairbrainedschemes at Etsy. Psst, there’s also a version for cat lovers!

Back in May when I first started blogging for Pawesome, I posted a big thumbs up to Yellow Brick Home’s Pet Shop. So much love for those adorable, affordable and unique works of art! Emma’s portrait is a constant source of squee for yours truly. With the holidays close at hand, I’m afraid they’ve sold out of custom portrait orders for the year. But don’t despair: Kim and Scott now have gift certificates available! Yes, Virginia, you can give your pet-loving friends or relatives something entirely customizable and special this season, courtesy of Yellow Brick Home. True to form, the certificates themselves are also adorable, so you won’t have to hunt for an envelope or bag with this present.

Image via Yellow Brick Home

My husband and I took a much needed vacation this past weekend. Putting work (crazy) and school (insane) aside, we set Emma up with a sitter and drove to Savannah, Georgia. Even with two-hundred miles between us, Emma wasn’t far from our minds. So of course we stopped at every pet shop we came across, knowing that we just had to find the perfect gift to bring home. On our first night there, we came across a small storefront near Wright Square in the historic district called Oliver Bentleys. The sign in the window said they made organic dog biscuits – without wheat, corn, soy, salt or added sugar – and since that’s right up our allergy-prone-Bulldog alley, we promised ourselves to come back the very next day.

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