The Top Dog Deals Adds Shih Tzu Collection On Pinterest

The Top Dog Deals is an online community where dog lovers can come together and share their appreciation of man's best friend. The company also finds products to celebrate this love and they aim to categorize their website by each individual breed. They have now announced the addition of the Shih Tzu Collection, which is now also available on the social media page.

A representative from the company says: "The Shih Tzu is such an adorable dog breed. We're very happy that our community suggested we dedicate a category to them as well and we have already found lots of cool items. As with all our other breed categories, we will continue to add more products as and when we find them."

So far, the Shih Tzu collection includes several necklaces, a no pull harness, and a range of vinyl car stickers. Judging from the other breed collections, it is likely that further jewelry, oil paintings, travel accessories, and pillow and cushion covers will be added in a range of designs. The representative adds: "It always takes us a little bit of time to find high quality items relating to different dog breeds, but we are working on it."

The Top Dog Deals, as stated, is as much an online store as it is a community. They have an active Twitter page where they share information with their followers. It is also through here that people can request different dog breed categories to be added to the website. Furthermore, social media has provided other dog lovers to share images of their own dogs or themselves with some of the Top Dog Deals' products in action.

All items available through the Top Dog Deals are also featured on their Pinterest page. Each breed has a board, and whenever a new breed is added to their website, a board is created as well. These boards show even clearer images of the different products that are available. The representative says: "We love Pinterest because it is so easy to pin the things you like so that you don't forget about them further down the road."