Pugz Shoes
A Better Way To Keep Your Dog Warm
Inventor of Pugz Shoes with their product:
Mr. Davison (aka Mr. D) with the Point of Purchase Display:
Mr. Davison (aka Mr. D) with the Pugz Shoes that he invented:
George Davison showing the PUGZ™ endcap at Petco:
PUGZ™ Endcap at Petco:
The Problem:
Dogs need to go outside, in every season and every kind of weather. But when it’s cold and there is snow or ice on the ground, the paws of dogs that are used to soft carpeting can easily become injured or frostbitten.
Davison's Better Way:
We developed Pugz Shoes for a client who wanted to provide warmth and protection in harsh conditions for their dog. The comfortable (and fashionable!) boots enable dogs that live indoors to be taken outside without fear of their paws being injured or frostbitten. Made of breathable faux leather and faux wool, the booties protect a dog’s paws while keeping them warm, clean and dry. Cushioned by the soft, durable fabric, dog claws will no longer scratch hardwood floors when worn inside. Each shoe has an adjustable hook-and-loop strap to ensure a secure fit. These are available in small, medium and large.
Featured in the following stores:
- Walmart
- SkyMall
- Amazon.com
- Sears
- Buy.com
- Brookstone
- Meijer
- Wayfair
- Able and Active
- CSN stores
- Baxter Boo
- Pet Supply Showroom
- Whole Life Pampering Solutions
- TEAM Pet Supply
- Shoe Buy
- Southpaw Pet Supply
- Lloyd's Choice Pet Supplies
- Active Dog Toys
- All for Puppies
- Four Paw Action
- Blueify
- Thrifty Pet Supply
- Pup R Wear
- Plentiful Pet
- Bed Bath & Beyond (test marketing in selected stores)
- The Pet Center
- Pet Food Direct
- Bargain Buy Pet Supply
- Peppy Pet
- Debnroo
- Digital Gift Store
- 123 Greetings
- Spoiled Pet World
- Home Garden Pets
- Camping World
- PHT Pet Supply
- Four Paw Action
- eCrater
- Hillrise Farm
- PetShopUSA.com
- Hugs Pet Products
- LOVADOG
- Groomer's Choice
- Camping Gear Outlet
- AmazeYourPet.com
- Buddy Pet Products
- Pets Head to Tail
- National Pet Pharmacy
Other Davison designed Hugs Pet products:
The client has made a profit on this product. A typical project does not get a royalty agreement, sell in stores or generate a profit.
