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KONG Occasions Birthday Balloon Plush Toy - Red With Happy Birthday
KONG Occasions Birthday Balloon Plush Toy - Red With Happy Birthday



Jolly Pet Large Tug-n-Toss Dog Toy Does not deflate if punctured Unique low-density plastic ball -ideal toss and retrieve dog toy for large breeds Puncture-resistant dog toss ball Floats and bounces - doesn't need air to inflate Handle makes it ideal for carrying and tug-of-war



Tuffy toys are the most durable dog toys on the market, with up to 4 layers of material! Built to last, though no toy is "indestructible". Tuffy toys are designed to be used for interactive play and are not chew toys. Protective webbing sewn around outside seams. Squeakers are sewn inside protective pouches for your dog's safety. Multiple layers & stitching for added durability. Floats in water and machine washable (air dry). Rated "7" on the Tuff Scale.



Tuffy toys are the most durable dog toys on the market, with up to 4 layers of material! Our toys are built to last, but keep in mind that no toy is "indestructible". Tuffy toys are designed to be used for interactive play and are not chew toys. Multiple layers & stitching for added durability. Protective webbing sewn around outside seams. Squeakers are sewn inside protective pouches for your dog's safety. Floats in water and machine washable (air dry). Great for interactive play with one or multiple dogs. Rated "8" on the Tuff Scale. Tuffy toys are durable, interactive play toys and not chew toys.



The KONG Cozies are cute, soft and cuddly plush toys made with an extra layer of material, so they're extra tough. Cozies are perfect for a game of fetch or as a comfort toy for your furry friend. Grab one of the 10 amazingly cute Cozie characters for your dog and we know your dog will love you for it. Minimal filling for minimal mess Extra layer of material to increase strength Squeak to help entice play Not for chew sessions



JW Pet Crackle Ball Dog Toy Indoor dog ball perfect for toss and fetch games Offered in assorted colors - please allow us to select for you Holes let your dog get a great grip Crunchy plastic bottle material ball inside Plastic makes a crackling noise that dogs love Long-lasting JW dog ball fashioned out of thick-walled heavy duty rubber



Multifunctional Supplements for Dogs - Glucosamine Chondroitin for Joint Support with Probiotics for Gut & Immune Health – Omega Fish Oil with Antioxidants and Vitamins for Skin & Heart Health



Cooper's Treats Pupsicle Starter Kit - Easy, Homemade Frozen Dog Treat Mix (Contains Two Jars of DIY Healthy Dog Treat Mix)









Recycling Dog Show Ribbons

Everyone that shows hopes to end up with this problem .... what to do with the countless ribbons won at dog shows? Contrary to popular opnion you don't make money at dog shows - and the ribbons won represent a LOT of money (even if they are only a few cents apiece themselves) and hard work. So you want to do something special with them. You can always put them in a display box or hang them on a wall (BORING!!!). I personally keep mine in a box where no one can see them, waiting for the perfect idea to come along! One day I'll get motivated and do one of these really cool ideasI discoveredon the net. They are beautiful and creative and some are even just a bit quirky!

You could take a curtain rod and make a valance from them. valance
but that's too easy....

A pillow....:
Or a Ribbon Tote bag:
Quilts:
Use on your dog's scrap book page
toothpick flags
Lamp shade or wall hanging
Name tags
If you have a lot of second placers (red)...a wreath?
4th placers?...

The horse people have some good ideas too.... like the US Equestrian Team Foundation Center in Gladstone, NJ

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Ok, maybe I'm getting a bit out of control...but you get the idea..seems like such a waste to be stashed in a closet of hung on a wall to fade! I would love to make the pillows and lamp shade to decorate the dog's rooms with ...perhaps some day I'll have a picture of them here! If you're not feeling so crafty and have so many ribbons you don't know what to do with...you might consider Ribbon Recycling....where they repurpose them. Started by Sue Copeland who noticed ribbons tossed in the dirt at horse shows. She created RIBBON RECYCLING and now receives ribbon donations from around the country, and ships them to to therapeutic riding centers in needthat put smiles on special kids faces!





 More information & Helpful links...
More Ribbon ideas at Pinterest