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Thursday, January 1, 2015
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Winterize Your Puppy
Dog Walking In Style
These sweaters are 100% acrylic and come in sizes 6"-16". Machine washable. To determine size, measure from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. For dogs with a little more weight or fluff, go up a size5th Avenue Sweater
Your pup will be all dressed is this 60's retro 5th Avenue sweater.Features faux pockets with classy gold buttons.
Aztec Sweater
This new sweater is an Aztec design with rich colorsof burgundy, navy and cream
Chevron Stripes Sweater
Our Chevron Stripes sweater is classy and current with rich colors of black, tan, turquoise and red.
Daisy Sweater
How darling is this Daisy sweater? Colors are black, yellow and white.
Comes with a red ladybug button.
Fleur Rose Sweater Dress
Hearts & Snowflakes Sweater Dress
Our Hearts and Snowflakes sweater dress is perfect for all winter long and great for the holidays!
Hearts Sweater
How cute is this..... a darling hot pink hearts sweater....
We also have the matching hat and scarf.
I'm a Star Sweater
This cute I'm a Star navy and red sweater makes every dog a star
My Favorite Things Sweater
Every dog loves his home, his food and of course his bone.
This darling black sweater is appliqued with a bright red and turquoise dog house, a bone and bowl.
The roof of the house and the bowl has little shiny beads...very cute!
Owl Sweater
Your pup will be just the cutest in the turquoise and brown owl sweater.
Pink Patriotic Pup Sweater
Pets will show their patriotic spirit in this cute and classy pink flag sweater
Rudolf Sweater
Your pet will be all ready for the holidays in our darling new Rudolf machine washable sweater .

Red Holiday Sweater Dress
Your pup will be so pretty in this darling red sweater dress. Great for
Christmas and Valentine's day too! 

These sweaters are 100%
acrylic and come in sizes 6"-16". Machine washable.
To determine size,
measure from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. For dogs with
a little more weight or fluff, go up a size
USE PAY PAL DROP DOWN MENU TO SELECT SIZE
6, 8, 10, 12, 14, OR 16
TO SELECT SWEATER STYLE E-MAIL US YOUR CHOICE AT BLUERIDGEMARKETING@MINDSPRING.COM
OR INDICATE CHOICE IN COMMENTS SECTION OF THE INVOICE WHILE MAKING PAYMENT
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Ready For Winter - Dog Hoodies
Warm Poly/cotton Sleeved Hoodies with PAW PRINT Design - 5 Colors & 7 Sizes
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Ask Your Dog - It's COLD Outside
Black Suede Fur Lined Dog Coat Harness with Rhinestone Heart Buckle and Leash
- We are Introducing a New Minky Plush Fur Lining on all of our Coats this Year. The New Lining will give the coats a softer and richer look and feel. We have paired up our Traditional Classic Brown Plaid with our New Minky Lining and the result is Pure Class and Quality !!
- We've continued the Quality with Double Box Stitch Re-enforced D-Rings attachments.
- The Black Suede Coat is adorned with a Brilliant Rhinestone Heart Shaped Buckle. "Classic Sweetheart Bling"
- Each Coat comes with a Matching Leash
- Available in Sizes: XS thru XXL (3 thru 60 Pounds)
- Harness Style Coat with Velcro Neck and Chest Closures.
XXXL TEMP OUT OF STOCK
Choose size from Drop Down Menu below
Brown and Black Faux Leather Bomber Dog Coat Harness and Leash
Our High Quality Classic Bomber Coats last Winter Sold out completely. So, this year, we are bringing it back, in a Vintage Styling AND we have added a Matching Leash for extra Value.
It is made with Dark Brown Faux Leather Outer Body and complemented with Black Faux Leather Pockets and Belt Loops. It also features an Embroidered Wings Emblem, that says Co-Pilot...(for your little Co-pilot buddy)
We've added additional Quality by lining it with Extra Soft Cream Color Minky Fur.
It also has a Re-enforced Double Box Stitched D-Ring for added strength and quality.
It closes with adjustable Hook and Loop Chest and Neck, which makes it very easy to put on and take off. It also allows for a Great Fit and lots of room to adjust.
Comes in Sizes: XS thru XXL (3 thru 60 Pounds)
$35.99 each plus shipping
Temp out of XXXL - Email us for availability. blueridgemarketing@mindspring.com
| To purchase this jacket use the Buy Now button shown after the next jacket |
Chose jacket style using drop down menu - chose SIZE by indicating in PayPal Notes section of invoice when checking out. Or email size to blueridgemarketing@mindspring.com
"Ruffin It" Black and Grey Two Tone Snow Suit
Our New Black and Grey Snow Suit is designed to keep your little
boy Warm, Cuddly and Dry on those cold fall and winter nights.
It is fully lined inside, with a very soft and thick Sherpa Fleece.
The Outer Shell is made from a soft, flexible water repellant Polyester/Nylon Blended fabric, with words "Ruffin It" silkscreened on the middle back area.
We also designed it with a zipper Removable Hood and can be worn with or without the Hood Feature.
The Snow Suit comes with a D-Ring on the smaller sizes.
$35.99 ea plus shipping
It is fully lined inside, with a very soft and thick Sherpa Fleece.
The Outer Shell is made from a soft, flexible water repellant Polyester/Nylon Blended fabric, with words "Ruffin It" silkscreened on the middle back area.
We also designed it with a zipper Removable Hood and can be worn with or without the Hood Feature.
The Snow Suit comes with a D-Ring on the smaller sizes.
$35.99 ea plus shipping
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Spend More Outdoor Time With Your Dog
Keep your favorite four-legged fan warm with a Varsity Dog Jacket and show support for your school at the same time!Made of fleece with faux leather sleeves and pockets, rib trim, snap closure.
Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large & Extra Large all the SAME PRICE
CHOOSE SIZE FROM DROP DOWN MENU BELOW - CHOOSE TEAM BY INDICATING CHOICE ON PAYPAL INVOICE AS YOU ARE PAYING.
For more information email blueridgemarketing@mindspring.com
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
The Easy Step Bed Stair For Dogs
The Easy Step Bed Stair was designed specifically for smaller pets up to 75 lbs. 

Its deep steps give your pet the ability to get their entire body on each platform and a shorter step height makes climbing the stairs easier for pint-sized pets.
The new space-saving design allows the stairs to wrap snuggly around furniture taking up less room in your home.
These stairs feature a hinged back panel that lifts up for easy access to storage space underneath the stairs.
Carpet treads remove easily and are machine washable.
Setup is literally “a snap” as the stair easily snaps together (no tools required).
- "L" Shaped stair layout take up less space in room
- Rubber grippers on bottom keep stairs secure and in place
- Hinged back panel for access to storage space
- Snaps together very easily (no tools required)
- Low step height (5”) and deep stair landings 25.5” high
- For small to medium pets only

Capacity 75 lbs
31"L x 14"W x 25.5"H
$257.15 ea With Free Shipping to locations within the Continental USA.
Save 20% ( $51.43 ) through Nov. 25, 2014
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
Dog Agility: A Sport for You and Your Pup
Dog Agility Is A Sport
If you’re ready for a new challenge, consider giving dog
agility a try. Although the training for agility requires time
and patience, the sport offers obedience, social skills, and
fitness benefits for dogs and is enjoyable for people as well. Sara Woolverton, handler of 5-year-old Scout (pictured), has been competing for two and a half years and says the commitment is well worth the benefits. “Scout and I both love it. You can tell from her face she has a good time.
To get involved, start with a basic understanding of dog agility and a positive attitude
What Is Dog Agility?
Dog agility is a sport in which dogs navigate their way through a variety of obstacles led by their handlers’ directions. “The dog knows everything he needs to know within the first one to two years,” Woolverton says. “After that, it’s all about the person. The art of it is in the person communicating to the dog what it is he needs to do.” Since agility competitions prohibit food or toy incentives, dogs rely only on their handlers’ vocal and motion cues to direct them through obstacle courses.
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Benefits of Dog Agility
Agility training cultivates a strong bond between handlers and dogs, since dogs must follow their handlers' instructions carefully through courses. But the physical aspect of the sport is also a positive reason to participate. Training for obstacle courses is a great way to keep dogs physically fit. Agility also offers an opportunity for both owners and dogs to spend more time outside.
The Social Advantage
Agility can also improve dogs’ social skills since both competitions and training classes facilitate friendships. Woolverton says that Scout and her friend Sophie, a blue border collie, met in class a year ago and are now inseparable. Woolverton has also seen a change in Scout’s personality since she began agility. “She’s always been on the shy side,” says Woolverton. “She’s a retriever who doesn’t like to retrieve. But doing agility has made her more active and approachable.” Agility allows dogs to gain confidence, which will make them more comfortable in social settings.
Understanding the Basics
If agility sounds like the sport for you and your dog, it’s time to get started. First, Woolverton suggests that dogs complete a basic obedience class. After you have built a relationship with your dog in obedience class, enroll in agility classes. But Woolverton warns that agility classes can fill up fast. “It can take a while. But if you find one you want, it’s worth waiting for,” she says. Plan ahead by joining the waiting list for agility while completing the obedience class. In agility classes, dogs will learn a variety of tricks that they can perform in competitions.
Jumps

Jumps are one of the basic obstacles dogs will learn in agility classes. The height of the bar depends on the dog’s ability and size. Learning jumps is a gradual process, according to Woolverton. Dogs will start by simply walking over a pole lying flat on the ground, and handlers will raise the pole height gradually, making sure the dog is comfortable at each height before moving up. Although dogs may be persuaded with treats or toys in training, handlers will be disqualified for using any incentives during course runs in competitions.
Tunnels
TunnelsDogs also learn tunnels in agility class. Similar to the way they learn jumps, dogs will learn how to master tunnels by slowly increasing the difficulty. Dogs first learn how to walk through a hula hoop, then a foot-long tunnel, and eventually the large ones used in competitions. Tunnels are Scout’s favorite obstacle. “Even if it’s not where she is supposed to go, if it’s right ahead or nearby, she will go through it anyway because she enjoys them so much,” Woolverton says.
Competitions
After your dog has mastered training and you feel comfortable directing her through obstacles, it’s time to sign up for your first competition. During competitions, dogs are judged on speed, accuracy and ability. Competitions are held all day for multiple days. Woolverton warns that during warmer months the events are hot and tiring for both handler and dog. She suggests purchasing a shaded carrier and keeping water bottles close for both human and dog hydration.
Advanced Agility
With continuous improvement, your dog can qualify for the advanced level at competitions. Woolverton says that handlers should be aware of tricky obstacle sequences at this level. “For instance, they will put something out that looks really attractive to the dog, like a tunnel,” says Woolverton. “But the handler has to get the dog to go in a different direction and take something else.” To prepare for higher level courses, handlers should devote practice time to improving their directions and train dogs to run obstacles in a complicated order.
One Rule to Remember
No matter what level of competition you're in, keep the sport enjoyable by avoiding an aggressive attitude. Focusing too much on winning is bound to change agility from a fun activity to a frustrating chore. During competitions try to focus on improvement instead of winning, and enjoy yourself. “It allows you to let go,” says Woolverton. “Getting first place is great, but it’s really about if we had a good time. If it’s not fun, it’s not healthy, and your dog will run better if you’re both having fun.”
By Sonja Bistranin, eHow
Photo courtesy of Sara Woolverton
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/slideshow_12327807_dog-agility-sport-pup.html#slide=1
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