When you look at these faces, what do you see?
Some might think trash ready for the garbage bin.
If you have a dog, you see much loved friends. Heck, you probably have some pretty similar toys lying around the house. That one stuffed animal (that’s really not ‘stuffed’ anymore) that your dog prefers over all the new ones you buy.
For my dog Rory, it’s Bear. I gave Bear to Rory on the day I brought him home almost 13 years ago. (He was a panda bear with a face and ears back then.) I’ve bought countless new toys over the years, but Rory has always loved Bear more…wanted to play with Bear first. I just kept stitching him up and shoving in more cotton.
Now he’s more ‘panda ball’ than panda bear.
Arne Svenson and Ron Warren have put together a collection about toys just like Bear — with far superior photography – in their book Chewed. Some great writers have contributed stories, too.
It lets folks with a puppy know what to expect, and gives a nod to the senior dog and his ‘best friend.’
Picture perfect.
I definitely appreciate this. Very cute. You have inspired a before and after dolly-meet-dog line up for me. If/ when I do this you will receive absolute credit. Oh how we love our little beasty babies.
This is the kind of book every imaginative person needs on their table or evening stand…Its sooo the most funniest thing I have seen in a very long time.
Just seeing these animals with chewed or distorted faces makes me laugh
uncontrolably…good job!!!