Last weekend we attended our disc dog club's state championship comp at a campground. It was a weekend full of camping and disc doggin and fun. I finally even got Red to come and watch.
Abby Cline is one of our club's rockstars, as are her dogs. She's a very free spirit and she makes art in the form of homemade dog bowls. They are customized and durable and one of a kind.
Abby Cline is one of our club's rockstars, as are her dogs. She's a very free spirit and she makes art in the form of homemade dog bowls. They are customized and durable and one of a kind.
This is the one I snagged. She was selling them at our comp the other day.
I dont know the meaning behind the kitchen sink on the side of the bowl. So don't ask.
Frankie likes the bowl. So does Kirby. The fact that this bowl is sturdy enough to stand up to Kirby is a testament to it's durability. Kirby picks it up in his mouth, carries it around, and drops it on the floor when he's done.
One of my favorite aspects of this bowl is that on the back, she engraved the recommended amount of food per the size of the dog. Abby is sick of seeing so many fat dogs. I agree with her.
If you'd like to get yourself one of the handmade, one of a kind, customizeable dog bowls, head on over to P-Vybe and get in touch with Abby! It might not hurt to watch some of those P-Vybe videos and learn some stuff for your dogs as well!
2 comments:
The kitchen sink means it's a water bowl. There was another matching one with a picture that was supposed to designate the food bowl of the set. At least, that's what Abby told me when I asked about it.
Thank you for that clarification! Lol! I didnt even see the sink until I got home. Then I kept looking at it, trying to figure out the meaning. I love the bowl though. I want another one. I really wanted the Pitty one, but apprently Roo had already claimed it!
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