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We’re getting ready to move to a new house in a few weeks, so I’ve got decorating ideas on the brain like crazy. Seriously, I’m seeing paint chips in my head when I close my eyes to sleep. And of course (as if I need an excuse) I’m shopping for new doggy stuff to complement our new decor.

I really like this raised Bambu feeder I spotted over on the Get Lick’d blog. It’s sleek, simple, holds two dishwasher-safe stainless bowls, and is made from that eco-friendly powerhouse, bamboo.

You can fetch the raised Bambu feeder at Muttropolis.

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So, is this officially, like, the shortest summer ever, or what? I mean, it’s going to be broiling at best here in the South for at least another month, but kids go back to school, what, like next week? Duuude, I bet they are BUMMED.

Your pup can rock summer style all year long thanks to Island Dog Gear’s leashes, collars, and accessories inspired by Hawaiian beach style. My personal favorite? The portable Bowl-to-Go, available in happy funtime summertime colors.

Found via Daily Kibble.

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Ahhh, the Emanuele Bianchi Yoga Bowl. Namaste.

Fetch it at Pet Ego, along with the ceramic Tulip Bowl, which fits neatly inside.

(Image from Super Cool Pets)

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I’ve got mad love for these personalized dog bowls and plates (yes, plates!), handmade by British Columbia’s Sunshine Ceramics.

(Know what else I love? British Columbia. Seriously. Y’all should go.)

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I like dogs. I like dog stuff. I like bright colors. I like modern, clean design.

I like the Bone Bowl and Stand from the UK’s hing designs.

The wipe-clean stand neatly lifts and raises hing’s Bone Bowl, which features two removable stainless steel bowls.

hing’s online store will be open soon.

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Hey, battah, battah!!

Baseball, y’all. It’s what summer’s all about. Well, besides mosquitoes, beers on the porch, cooking meat over flames, and crying about awkward tan lines that won’t fade till next March.

Here’s a little roundup of some great doggie baseball stuff available on your local interwebs.

Left to right, by row:

> Orbee-Tuff baseball, Planet Dog

> officially licensed dog baseball jersey, Doggie Nation (other teams available!)

> officially licensed dog bandana, Doggie Nation (other teams available!)

> recycled doggie baseball tees, Scutte

> stainless steel Red Sox bowl (other teams available, as if you would want them), Five Star Fido

> baseball stripe harness, Muttropolis

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We’re headed to New York City soon, which is pretty much my favorite place IN THE WORLD besides my house and Positano, Italy. We didn’t get to visit the Manhattan Alessi store on our last trip, so I’m hoping to hit it up this time. Maybe I could pick up a couple souvenirs for Ming and Dot, like the Lulà or Lupita dog bowls, both designed by Miriam Mirri.

The Lulà lidded dog bowl features a Snoopy-ish pup on its convenient handle and a removable stainless steel inner bowl.

With the Lupita, designed for smaller dogs, the traditional bone motif is anything but traditional.

Seriously, though, I can’t afford either one. But a girl can look.

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OK, true story, and somewhat of a confession: I, Maven of Stylish Doggie Wares (a somewhat self-proclaimed title), currently have my dogs’ water bowl perched upon a metal plant stand. As in, a metal tripod with a plastic tray meant to hold a philodendron or the like.

The problem is that Dottie goes for a drink, then steps away, and three-fourths of the water that was formerly in her mouth dribbles all over the floor. We had the bowl on a cute mat before, but the dribbled water was getting caught under the mat and creating an issue with our hardwood floors. With the elevated bowl, we can at least wipe the water up before it does any damage. The plant stand is doing the job OK, but it’s a little rickety, and it looks sooo bootleg, y’all.

So I’ve been shopping in earnest for cool elevated feeders. While my favorite is still probably the Doca Pet Y.Bowl, here are a couple of cool options I found at PupLife — the Seesaw and the Cantilever Dog Diners.

Or, perhaps I just need a doggie drool cup — but I haven’t found one of those yet. Comment if you know where I can find one…

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I’ve actually posted about handpainted Melia bowls before, but these new retro designs are so rad I’m going to post about them anyway.

Awesome, right?

Melia bowls are handmade in Decatur, GA, and can even be personalized for your dog. Their meticulous manufacturing process helps make them among the strongest, most heavy-duty dog bowls in the industry. Which is good, ’cause I tend to drop things. A lot.

You can fetch these and other Melia bowls from Fun Dog Fred. (Check “New Arrivals,” page 2.)

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I have this little trick when I need to remember something later on: I just whip out my phone and send myself an email. Brilliant, huh? I do this often when I’m out and about and want to remember a cool dog product I see that I want to look into when I get home. I saw the Pet Trek Traveler the other night flipping through a Real Simple magazine while watching snowboarding with some friends, and I promptly emailed the link to myself for further investigation.

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The Traveler is a lightweight portable food/water storage system that comes apart to reveal two separate compartments that can also be used as bowls. And that cute little bone in the handle? That’s a rubber chew toy. Awesome.

The Traveler comes in blue, gray, and pink (yay!) and is currently backordered on Pet Trek’s website, but it looks like you can also fetch it from SpaceSavers. (Also check out Pet Trek’s Walker, a portable water bottle and bowl.)

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