Showing posts with label dogster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogster. Show all posts

Monday, January 14, 2008

Puppy Love And Rabbits



"A Site Dedicated to Help You Train, Play, and Communicate With Your Bunny"



Dogster Railroad

"This is a special place for Dogsters to help Dogsters arrange for community transport of rescues or dogs being rehomed."


"Love is true puppy love with a warm welcome when you come home!"
Cute pictures!!

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Dogster



"This is a special place for Dogsters to help Dogsters arrange for community transport of rescues or dogs being rehomed."



"Listings and reviews of pet-centric places by dog lovers, for dog lovers."




"The holiday shopping season is upon us, and Dogster is here to make it easier and more fun than ever. We scoured the web to find the absolute best gifts for dogs and dog-lovers, tested dozens of products, and put them all together here for you."


Monday, December 10, 2007

Social Networking: Pets



"Think of Dogster as Facebook for canines. There, my dogs (along with 346,639 other four-legged members, as of last week) had their own profile pages that listed their likes and dislikes, personal mottoes — Otto’s is “Are you going to finish that?” — and best tricks (“catching seedless grapes in mid-air”).

So what if my dogs could barely type, much less upload photos of themselves wearing Santa hats?

We live in an era where there is a social network to cater to any niche group you can think of, including infants whose parents create Facebook profiles for them and then expect the godparents to pretend to correspond with the babies. Why shouldn’t pets arrange play dates online or blog about their health issues?

Or as Ted Rheingold, the founder of Dogster, put it in a phone interview last week, “It’s not weird at all.”

It was perhaps inevitable that Dogster spawned Catster, which had 145,551 members of its own as of last week. Coming next: horses, birds and fish will get their own sites, too, Mr. Rheingold said.

He said there is a simple explanation for the lure of animal lovers’ sites. “All these people come for the same reason everyone else is on the Internet: they found people who are like-minded,” Mr. Rheingold said. “They were missing what I call a certain kind of social-ality in their lives, and this is the place where they found it. It’s actually quite heartwarming.”

Friday, December 7, 2007

Pets Need Gifts Too



Many thanks to Gwen for sending me this information:

"They take in all animals and they've created such a large facility, that they allow individuals and groups to volunteer. They've made it a rescue and a learning facility."



"This holiday season, bring joy and meaning to your loved ones by choosing a Gift for Animals."



More gifts for animal lovers here.



Your dog could be in a movie.