Category: Pets

Ever since becoming a dog owner in 2012, I’ve shopped at Woof Gang, a boutique canine bakery and pet store. And while I always thought it a PSN, I was hesitant as it was a play on a proper name.  Several people have sent it in only for me to reject it.

But life is too short to let a PSN go to waste so I am changing my bark, allowing it, and giving it to first time spotter Grant Baldwin who saw it in Savannah last weekend.  Welcome to the AGP club Grant!

I am sure this post will generate howls from some.  But doggonit, this is my blog and I’ll do what I want!

Because he likely won’t ever submit a PSN himself, here’s my dog Pippin at Woof Gang’s Palm Beach Gardens location.  Nothing is too good for my baby!

Jetsetters must have a lot of guilt when they leave their pets at home.  For them, there is The Pet Set boutique in Atlanta, Georgia.  From Lynne Segall.

First there was Ruff Housing from Sandy Schneider.  Now there is Ruff Life from Lynne Segall.   Keeping track of these is getting tough.  Or rough.  From, Rehobeth Beach, Delaware.

For the truly pampered pooch, there is Vanity Fur in Hilton Head, South Carolina.  Given the humidity, sand, and salt, it probably specializes in up doos and buzz cuts. Spotted by Sandy Schneider.

Hannah Abel makes her AGP debut with a doggedly good submission from Washington, D.C.  However, with the way so many people react to acting President Trump, I’m not sure this is still a PSN.

The Dog Days of Summer are when the heat is so hot that things get downright lethargic. But for Sandy Schneider, PSN finding is heating up.  This is her fourth submission of the day! Spotted in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Not in Agora but in Atlanta, Georgia.  It just couldn’t get any better than this one.  Great find Lynne Segall!

Lynne Segall’s PSN spotting skills are certainly not going to the dogs!  Yet another in Atlanta, Georgia.

I’m not sure if I’d take my pooch here if I lived in Atlanta, Georgia.  But it’s a good enough PSN to make the blog.  Well done Lynne Segall.

Promising a jaw dropping crazy canine experience comes the Fast and Furriest.  Similar to the seven sequel and counting movie franchise, let’s hope there are more PSNs where this came from.  Spotted by Jonathan Schneider in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

Well doggone if she hasn’t done it again.  Is Sandy Schneider a lucky dog for finding so many PSNs?  Or is she a dog on the hunt?  Either way, she’s thrown us yet another bone from Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

It’s not the Bark Hyatt or even the Waldog-Astoria, but it will do.  Spotted by the doggedly determined-to-find PSNs Lynne Segall in Bar Harbor, Maine.

At last!  Sandy Schneider finds a textbook example of a PSN.  If one needed to explain a PSN to the uninitiated, Groomingdale’s would be how to do it.  Spotted in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.  Canine Notions on Floor 1 while Better Collars and Junior Miss are on Floor 2.

The salty dogs in New Bern, North Carolina know a thing or two about sailing.  Now it seems they know about PSNs as well.  With her third submission, Nancy Schneider begins to take ranks with the rest of the prolific PSN spotting family.

Does it count if a business is out of business?  It most certainly does if the sign is still up and the blog’s author used to live right nearby.  Here’s a rather woebegone entrant from Atlanta, Georgia.  Spotted by Jonathan Schneider.

A second “Paws” related PSN within a week.  A fitting name for a not-for-profit canine clinic and no kill shelter.  (P)awwww….  Spotted by Jonathan Schneider in Jupiter, Florida.