DOGUE issue 18 by coverdogs

Cover Photo Model: Queen Elizabeth Cavalier Sequin Top: Tattle Tails Fur Vest: Milly Dog Fashion Floral Crown: Fit For Royalty Designs Luxe Collar: Frenchconn Boutique Necklace & Cuff: GGCREW

Willow @littlewillow10 Dress & Bow: Furdrobe Photographer: De elza Cristall

Lizzie Jacket: Milly Dog Fashion Faux Croc Studded Skirt, Cuff & Versace Inspired Bow: Tattle Tails

Letter from the Editor

Woof, and welcome back to another issue of DOGUE! Fall is all about beautiful endings and new beginnings, and the celebrations of the in-betweens. This Fall we celebrated our 4th year anniversary since we first launched Coverdogs and posted our first digital DOGUE cover on Instagram. In this issue, we feature a very stylish Texan Queen and give you a glimpse into the stylish world of Instagram's top dog model. From Furmes to Fursace, Lizzie shares her favorite Golden Looks of the season. We also take you inside DOGUE's Ghosted Halloween Week, NYC's Pomicon 2023, Janelle Funari's Paris Fashion Week, and Christian Veiler's inspiring dog career. From Kate Spade's new collection of designer dog accessories, to Maxbone's Christmas shoots and Sassy Woof's latest Christmas collection, we bring you all the latest dog fashion trends, and our favorite looks of the season! We wish everyone golden endings, and a beautiful end of the year. Till next time, XOXO,

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issue #18 GOLDEN SEASON: HALLOWEEN, POMICON & PARIS FASHION WEEK

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GOLDEN FALL STYLES Our Favorite Looks Of The Season

GHOSTED HALLOWEEN Pups Join Ghosted Week With Their Unique Ghosted Styles

NYC'S POMICON 2023 Pomeranians Of New York Gather With Their Humans In Matching Superhero Costumes

HOW A DOG PHOTO INSPIRED A CAREER Christian Vieler Shares His Story & Some Of His Latest Work

PARIS FASHION WEEK WITH FUNARI NEW YORK Funari Brings Their Collection To The Streets Of Paris

INSIDE LIZZIE'S GOLDEN WORLD

BREED HIGHLIGHT: CAVALIER

Lizzie's Glam Life In Texas & Her Golden Fall Styles

The Regal Pups Of English Royalty & The History Of Famous Royal Companions

COVERDOGS SQUAD! Move Over Paw Patrol, There's A New Dog Squad In Town!

Golden Fall

Model: Mia @empress_mia_thepeke Photographer: Tasher Studio Dress: Tattle Tails Belt and Buckle: Hermes Cuff: GGCREW

Golden Fall

Versace Inspired Top, Bow & Faux Croc Skirt: Tattle Tails Hermes Belt and Buckle: Hermes

Golden Fall

Top, Skirt & Cuff: Tattle Tails Hermes Belt and Buckle: Hermes Jeweled Crown Cuff: GGCREW

Golden Fall

Model; Saint from GGCREW Sequin Harness: Maggie&Co Furmes Tag: the DOGUE shop Collar: Frenchconn Boutique Custom cuff: CCREW

Golden Fall

Model; Gucci from GGCREW Bow: House of Pawshion Furdi Tag: the DOGUE shop Collar & Cuff: CCREW

Golden Fall

Model: Python @liberace_minipig_divadude Vest, Bow & Skirt: Tattle Tails Collars: Frenchconn Boutique

Golden Fall

Lizzie's Golden World

Welcome to the issue!

Coverdogs join DOGUE's Ghosted Halloween Week in Style Halloween didn't stop these pups from looking stylish! Here are our favorite styled photos from our Ghosted Halloween Week this year, featuring Whippoorwill, Fern, Molly, and Dottie! To see all the Ghosted looks visit @coverdogs.

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Ghosted Halloween 2023!

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Behind the ﬁrst

POMICON

HOW AN ACCIDENTAL PHOTO INSPIRED A SUCCESSFUL CAREER Instagram is full of dog photographers and content creators, but Christian's photos caught our eye, and we had to learn more! For this issue, we interviewed Christian Vieler, the German based photographer who specializes in what we call "ﬂying treat photos". "It happened by accident actually! I was testing the ﬂash of my new camera equipment with my dog, in 2013. I had one hand on the equipment, and the other on the treats. Labradors are very food driven so she ended up catching the treat mid-air and I caught these moments on my camera. Once the photos were developed, I found them very amusing." explains Vieler.

Since then, Christian has been capturing dogs catching their treats, intentionally. He has also spent two years developing this style of photography and speciﬁc editing techniques for these types of photos, and it shows! Vieler's photos do a great job in highlighting dogs' unique features and expressions. Today, dog photography had become a successful career for Christian who travels around the world to take these amazing photos. Christian can be booked by email or directly via Instagram. To learn more email him at kontakt@vielerphotography.com or visit his page @vieler.photography.

Model: NYC Lil Bear Photographer: David Andro

Model: Masha & Madison Hilton Photographer: David Andro

PARIS FASHION WEEK 2023

FUNARI IN PARIS Last year, Funari's collection was featured in Times Square, in NYC, and this year the brand took their collection on the streets of Paris. "Funari was asked to attend Paris seven years ago but we did not feel that the time was right for us." explains Janelle. "After we showed in New York City at Sony Hall, we felt that it was the right time to show the brand in Paris, after the launch of our new lingerie and pet line. We were so happy that France approved us to show our collection in a beautiful palace with 11 canines and 1 feline! Merci Paris!" The name of the collection was "Deep Ethereal Dream, inspired by an underwater world of beauty", explained Funari. "The line is modern and yet classic, and to me it is reminiscent of 70s styles. The pet couture line had a nostalgic feel of Victorian regal sexy corsetry with the elegant ﬂowing gowns. Each pet was uniquely designed in Lurex French laces, hand painted silks, metallic animal prints, tulle, and laser cut ﬂowers." "The next step will be to launch Funari line in Milan, in the Fall. We are planning to launch a line of lingerie for women and men in 2024." Visit funariny.com to learn more.

Photo Credits Models from left to right: Sunglass Cat Madison Hilton with Maxine Madison Hilton with Sunglass Cat Madison Hilton with Maxine and Paige Photographed by David Andro

Model: Queen Elizabeth Cavalier Corset Dress: Funky Boss Brand Luxe Collar: Frenchconn Boutique Crown: Fit For Royalty Designs Cuff: GGCREW

Jacket & Skirt: Milly Dog Fashion Lizzie Necklace: Frenchconn Boutique Crown: Fit For Royalty Designs Cuff: GGCREW

Skirt, Cuff & Necklaces: Milly Dog Fashion Harness & Fascinator: Doggone Dapper Slim Shadies: Lili Pope Designs

Lizzie's Golden Life Angela Barrett is not new to fashion. In "Master the art of style” David Pedroza writes that “Angie Barrett is one of the most glamorous women in Texas. She is a respected philanthropist, art patron, and TV personalities, who has become a social fixture in Dallas with a grand sense of style. Angie’s style extends into her Art collection and home in Dallas’s Arts District, which has been featured in magazines for its unique and modern sophistication.” It is therefore not surprising that Angie’s dog, Lizzie is one of the most stylish pups on Instagram! This month we sat down with Angie to learn more about Lizzie’s glamorous life in Texas. How did you get into fashion? “I began working in retail shortly after college and I just fell in love with all things fashion. I was fortunate to work for some amazing design houses and later in life to collect gorgeous one-offs and vintage pieces from my favorite brands." explains Barrett. Angela has a long history of dogs, too. In fact, Lizzie is her fifth puppy! “My first puppy was a toy Poodle that I got for my twelfth birthday. I named him Mickey Mouse. Then my older daughter was gifted a Border Collie whom we called Bentley after Ralph Lauren pant style. Next came Cruiser, a Sheltie that was named after Tom Cruise because my daughter was obsessed with him. Then I fell in love with Cavaliers. My friend has three Blenheims. So my first Cavalier, Grace Kelly, joined Cruiser and lived to be over fifteen years old. After Gracie, I knew I wanted another Cavalier. I filled out a dozens of applications and after several months, I finally found one. When Lizzie was 12 weeks old, we flew to Greensboro, NC to meet her. The minute I saw her I was head over heels in love! I just love everything about this breed— their melting eyes, their sweet demeanor and their personalities. Cavaliers are so playful and they’re very adaptable to different situations and different people.”

How did Lizzie get into fashion? "Lizzie has been a fashion pup since she was little. I started dressing her in Gracie’s little raincoats and wellies as soon as she came home, mostly for warmth and protection. Then, one day, I took a photo of Lizzie in her raincoat and posted it. I started following pet accounts, and I was mesmerized by pet fashion, worn by these adorable animals.I began by trying her in bandannas, tees and hoodies. And later I developed such an admiration for the designers that were creating these fabulous and unique pieces, such as Shannon's cuffs that she creates for GGCREW." Today, Lizzie is an Instagram fashion model. She's modeled for brands like Furdrobe, Maggie & CO, Milly Dog Fashion, 21 Bays, Dressed Up Pup, Luxe Dog Co., Community Pet, Hamsterjuce Poochtique, Jordan Valentino the label, and jewelry designers like GGCREW, French Conn Boutique and Fit For Royalty Designs. Lizzie has even developed a signature style. “My favorite looks on her are a sweatshirt or faux fur hoodie, paired with a sequined tiered skirt, or a beaded harness with a denim skirt.” Angie's daughters, Alana and Whitney, are dog moms too! “They both have wonderful rescue pups! Alana has Peep, and Whitney has Elvis. Lizzie loves them. Peep was actually Lizzie’s Ken for the Barbie movie premiere. For Thanksgiving everyone brought their pups and we had a late lunch followed by board games." To learn more about Lizzie visit her Instagram profile @queenelizabethcavalier.

Versace inspired Top & Bow: Tattle Tails Roses Cowboy Boots: Liberty Boots Cowboy Hat: Chaerlie 1 Horse Suitcases & Grace Kelly's Travel Bowl: Goyard

10 FACTS ABOUT LIZZIE 01

Lizzie is a Queen Charles Cavalier Spaniel. She weighs 15 lbs and will turn 3 in January.

Her dad is a champion show dog who won Best of Breed at the 2021 Westminister Kennel Club Dog Show.

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Freeze Dried Chicken treats are Lizzie's favorite snack. Her favorite activity is chasing after squirrels. Lizzie has a family of squirrels that live in a tree in her backyard. This means that most photoshoots get interrupted when Lizzie spots them. This is also why she's usually looking up and to her left in most of her photos, because she's always looking at the squirrel tree. Lizzie loves watching TV and barking at the animals she sees on screen. She is a really high jumper. When she was a baby she would jump out of her playpen.

Lizzie is a tomboy at heart. She will roll in the puddles when she gets a chance.

Lizzie loves her pet carrier and goes everywhere in it.

Midas Bows & Tutu: Furdrobe Gold Mesh Tunic: Lola and Pooch

Sequin Top, Skirt & Bow: Tattle Tails Luxe Collar: Frenchconn Boutique Butterﬂy Cuff: GGCREW

From left to right: (1) Leopard Jacket: Lola and Pooch & Magia Tulle Skirt: Funari NYC Lizzie Necklace: Frenchconn Boutique Crown & Sunnies: Fit for Royalty Designs Spiked Leopard Cuff Milly Dog Fashion (2) Fendi inspired hoodie: Community Pets Fendi inspired Cuff: GGCREW

From left to right: (3) Lizzie Jacket & Bow: Milly Dog Fashion Floral Sequin Skirt: Lola and Pooch Sunﬂower Necklace & Cuff: GGCREW (4) LV inspired Sweater: Community Pets Sequin Lace Skirt: Lola and Pooch Jeweled Cuff: GGCREW

From left to right: (1) Chanel inspired Dress & Bow: Community Pets (2) Kimono: Funky Boss Brand

From left to right: 3) Chanel inspired Dress & Bow: Community Pets (4) Skirt, cuff & necklaces: Milly Dog Fashion Harness & Fascinator: Doggone Dapper

Kimono & Bow: Funky Boss Brand Luxe Collar: Frenchconn Boutique Jeweled Cuff: GGCREW

Moto Jacket, Cap & Skirt: Lola and Pooch Jeweled Cuff: GGCREW

Satin Dress & Cuff: Milly Dog Fashion Garnet Crown: Fit For Royalty Designs Glam Collar: Frenchconn Boutique

Sequin. Top & Skirt: Lola and Pooch Peacock Bow: Milly Dog Fashion Butterﬂy Cuff: GGCREW

Fendi inspired sweater: Community Pets Sequin Tiered Skirt: Lola and Pooch Gem Necklaces: Maggie & Co Leopard Crystal Beret: Fit For Royalty Designs Jeweled Cuff: GGCREW Crown (next page) Fit For Royalty Designs

Lizzie Jacket & Bow: Milly Dog Fashion Floral Sequin Skirt: Lola and Pooch Orange Tulle Skirt: Lola and Pooch Sunﬂower Necklace & Cuff: GGCREW

Champagne Toast Tee & Bows City Lights Tutu: 21 Bays

Photos by Maria Martinez

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Lucky's Holiday Magic

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Lucky's Holiday Magic

Breed Highlight: Cavalier Queen Charles Spaniel

Meet the famous Royal Companions The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a beloved toy breed known for its affectionate nature, elegant appearance, and playful demeanor. Here's an overview of this delightful breed. The Cavalier draws you in with their face. The sweet, gentle, melting expression emanating from large, round eyes is a breed hallmark, along with their silky smooth and richly colored coat. And, their well-feathered, long, and set high on the head ears are the breed's distinctive feature. They come in four distinct color patterns: Blenheim (chestnut and white), Tricolor (black, white, and tan), Ruby (solid red), and Black & Tan. The Cavalier is a small to medium-sized dog, typically weighing between 13-18 pounds (6-8 kg). Cavaliers are known for their loving and affectionate nature. They thrive on human companionship and are often called "love sponges" for their desire to be close to their owners. They are also gentle, friendly, and usually get along well with children, other pets, and strangers. Cavaliers may be aristocrats, but they'll often gladly descend from their royal high horse for a backyard frolic, or a squirrel chase.

BREED OVERVIEW GROUP: Toy HEIGHT: 12 to 13 inches WEIGHT: 13 to 18 lbs COAT: long and silky COLOR: many color patterns LIFE EXPECTANCY: 12 to 15 years

The Regal Pups of English Royalty

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel wears their connection to British history in their breed's name. The Cavalier's all-around beauty, regal grace, and even temper mark him as one of dogdom's noblemen. The breed's history dates back to the 17th century. The Cavalier was favored by royalty and nobility, especially during the reign of King Charles II, in England. They were bred for companionship and were often depicted in royal portraits. Toy Spaniels were the province of European nobility from at least Renaissance times.

British monarchs, King Charles I and his son Charles II, were especially devoted to a black and tan variety of toy spaniel that eventually was named in the latter's honor. In fact, according to the famed diarist of the Restoration era, Samuel Pepys, Charles II seemed more concerned with breeding spaniels than ruling Britain. But, can we really blame him?! Toy spaniels remained a great favorite of British aristocrats into the early 19th century.

Later in the century, in the age of Victoria, the breed was crossed with Asian toys, probably Pugs and Japanese Chin, and became what is known in America as the English Toy Spaniel, or, in the United Kingdom, the King Charles Spaniel. This new-style toy spaniel had a domed skull and a flatter face than those of Charles' time. Before long, this type came to dominate, and the traditional toy spaniel of the Restoration was rendered nearly extinct' but not forgotten. Story has it, that a one wealthy American named Roswell Eldridge offered a cash prize to British breeders to produce 'Bleinheim Spaniels of the Old World type.' The prospect of prize money drove breeders to revive the old style. These dogs were dubbed "Cavalier King Charles Spaniels". Today the Cavalier is among the most recognizable dog breeds. It was featured in Disney's Lady and the tramp, and the character of Elizabeth Taylor, Charlotte York's Cavalier, in Sex and the City, which brought even more popularity to the breed.

Turn Your Compassion into Action The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®) was the first humane society to be established in North America and is, today, one of the largest in the world. Our organization was founded on the belief that animals are entitled to kind and respectful treatment at the hands of humans and must be protected under the law. Headquartered in New York City, the ASPCA maintains a strong local presence, and with programs that extend our anti-cruelty mission across the country, we are recognized as a national animal welfare organization. We are a privately funded 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, and are proud to boast more than 2 million supporters across the country. The ASPCA’s mission is “to provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout the United States.”

We Are Their Voice "Helping vulnerable animals and keeping pets in safe and loving homes requires a commitment from all of us—advocates, pet owners, shelters, leaders, and entire communities. When we work together under a common cause, we’re both saving lives and elevating our society and its laws to ensure cruelty victims and other at-risk animals receive the protection and care they deserve."

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