We think that every dog looks handsome in a Hug-A-Dog Harness™. You can help prove us right. Mail your photos to Dachshund Delights, 8675 Pierce Road, Garrettsville OH 44231, or mail them in digital form to webmaster@doxidelight.com.
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Mistylee is all strapped in for a safe and comfortable ride. |
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Gemma is a 2½-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Her mom describes her as a "satisfied spaniel," and it's clear that the Hug-A-Dog Harness adds a note of confidence and poise to her natural good looks. |
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Karen Hill, his mom, would probably agree that Elvis is much more than a hound dog. He certainly looks like a King in his harness. |
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Schnitzel and Clementine love their harnesses so much that they will wink at you if you click the small picture of them to the left. |
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Dyallen Efendi tells us that her kids Scooter (red) and Mocha (black dapple) got their harnesses from a friend. Like us, Scooter and Mocha agree that harnesses make great gifts for any occasion. |
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Sam Francisco loves his harness because he knows that when it is put on him, he's going out for an adventure. His mom, Karina, of Odessa TX, loves it because it gives her peace of mind when she takes Sam out in the car. And we love the fact that they sent in this picture of the handsome fellow. |
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Smudge, who lives with Pat Cate of Hooksett NH, is part of our quality control program for Hug-A-Dog harnesses. We send new models to Smudge. If Smudge can't destroy them, chances are that your dog can't either. |
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Cricket is a 10 month old silver dapple dachsie. Her Mom and Dad, W.C. & Cerese Sweeley of Ocoee, Florida received her Patriotic Harness and Cricket had to put it on right away so she could prance around the neighborhood showing off her new Hug-A-Dog Harness to everyone who stopped to admire. |
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That's Mimi (on the left) and Itty Bitty in the bottom part of the photo and Mimi alone on the top. Both come from Becky Burguess' 2DogsLong kennel, which means they've been bred and raised with love and care. |
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Here's Olive with her dad. Her mom, Jill, reports "I can tell she thinks she's really it when she has her harness on. We're thinking about ordering a Hot Pink one for next summer when we take her to the beach for the first time. Maybe I can get a hot pink swimsuit too! Won't we look special walking down the beach together! " |
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Rooby, of Rockwall TX, is a sweetie born, appropriately, on Valentine's Day (of 1999). Her mom reports that Rooby, shown here chilling out, wears her Hug-A-Dog harness with pride. |
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Nine-week-old Nutmeg models her first harness, and it's hard to imagine a sweeter pup. She belongs to Susan Chute and Kathleen Hocevar of Cleveland. |
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Oscar, The Fierce Warrior Hund, is a long-standing friend of ours, and, as you can see, quite a handsome fellow. He is one of our best customers, because if he isn't wearing his harness, he will sometimes use it as a between-meals snack. (You kids don't try that at home.) Nonetheless, his mom Jean and his dad Richard love him dearly. |
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According to his Mom, Lark, Nathan, of Altamonte Springs FL, loves his harness, and she thinks it's better and easier to use than other harnesses. Thanks to both Nathan and Lark. |
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Miss Lili lives in Ensenada, B.C. Mexico. Her mom, Dianne, reports that Lili wears her harness with pride and that "she thinks it's her swimsuit as she proudly wears it to the beach and into the ocean where she loves to swim and surf!" |
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Oliver (top) and Sassy Marie
(bottom) live in the beautiful Napa Valley of California with their mom, Janet.
Janet reports that she is a big promoter of the harnesses and tells everyone who
admires them where to get one. Thanks, Janet!
Janet runs a site called DachsieHeaven — Our Best Friends that you will want to visit. |
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Here are front and back views of Pepe (upper left in the first picture), Opie (lower left in the first picture) and Shelly (right in the first picture), three happy, new customers. Their pictures were sent to us by Jean Horne, of Knoxville, Tennessee. |
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Dick and Doof are the constant companions of Betsy Barca. We published her story a few years ago, but those of you who missed it should know that an auto accident that destroyed her car and left her chair bound spared her two dachshunds, because they were wearing their harnesses, attached to seat belts. |
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Not all of our customers are dachshunds, of course. Here' s JennyB, the Beagle. |
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Handsome Mr. Wilson shares his dwellings with Ellen McManus, who works with Almost Home Rescue. |
