Obama Snubs Girly Dogs … But Girly Dogs (Heart) Obama!
Entrepreneur designs Inaugural products exclusively for Girly Dogs!
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 13 /PRNewswire/ — The inventor of “Patriotic Pets” campaign buttons for dogs and cats is back with a new political product line designed exclusively for “Girly Dogs.” “I saw the Barbara Walters interview with Barack Obama where he said he didn’t want a ‘girly dog’,” says Sharon Young, owner of PoliticalShop.com. “I thought it was funny, especially because, as his wife Michelle aptly pointed out, they have a house full of girls!”
The remark inspired Young’s new “Girly Dog” product line. “I decided it’s time for girly dogs to be taken more seriously,” she says. “Even though Obama called them ‘yappy,’ I’m sure that small female dogs will forgive him and look forward to having him as their President, so I designed ‘Girly Dogs Love (Heart) Obama’ Inaugural buttons and t-shirts just for girly dogs.” The buttons, priced at $6.95 each, have a clip instead of a pin and attach directly to the dog’s collar. Pink ruffled t-shirts are available for $19.95 in sizes XS, S, M, and L and fit dogs up to 40 lbs. “Dogs larger than 40 pounds are simply not girly enough for these products,” says Young.
Young’s dog, Wolfgang (aka: Wolfie), was the original inspiration for the “Patriotic Pets” product line and the official “tester” of all new pet products. Wolfie, a 12-year-old, 80-pound male Siberian Husky, passed away in December. “Admittedly, Wolfie was not a girly dog,” says Young, “but he always liked the girlies.” In Wolfgang’s honor, Young is also designing a new “Manly Dog” product line which will be available soon.
The “Patriotic Pets” product line by PoliticalShop.com includes several campaign buttons for dogs and cats including “Bark Obama for President,” “Bark Obama and Joe Bite’n,” 100% McCain9″ and many other designs for both political parties. PoliticalShop.com has been in the Political products business since 1992 and specializes in collectible campaign buttons and novelties for Presidential Elections.
