Doggy Fashion

If there’s two words I never expected to see in the same sentence its Doggy and Fashion!
Clearly aimed at animal lovers with more money than sense, Doggy Fashion is a luxury shop that sells designer dog leads, collars, bandanas, tags, soft harnesses, bowls, toys, blankets and beds. I can just about comprehend why someone might splash out £20-£30 on one of the above but cannot get my head around the idea of designer scarves and hoodies for dogs. The world has clearly gone barking mad!

This is the place to pamper your pooch, indulge your canine’s cravings and dress your pet in a style guaranteed to turn heads and wag tails down at the park.
The Richi Pucci range features a pocket hoody mac which will keep the dog dry while looking cool; Barkley’s leopard print soft harness will appeal to fashionistas; and no dog could resist chasing a Big Mean Kitty across the room as a bonus its squeaks when caught.
The dog’s dinner will be transformed into an epicurean experience with the Jester Feeder, the Royal Ware or the Red Heart Bowl.
You don’t have to be barking mad to fork out forty quid for a Windsor wax dog coat you just have to put your four-​legged friend first.

«Doggy fashion» monsters. Took my little Maltese here 2 years ago and it was the WORST experience. It was around this time of the year and we had just moved back to Brighton. He was fragile from the move and we trusted these people to not harm him. After being groomed here he came home petrified with multiple gashes. These gashes were deep, bleeding, and didn’t heal for weeks. He was so scared that he had to be held all through the holidays when people came around. When I talked to woman in charge she was aggressive and claimed it was his own fault. «He must have moved a lot». There was no sympathy, no remorse, and didn’t even offer to take a look herself. It takes a certain kind of person to harm a helpless animal. Bad «grooming» and a horrendous experience all around.