| Gift Guide 2002 | |
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| Treats, toys, even a tent for our four-legged friends. | |
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Tiger's
Traveling Bowl Set Price: $625 at Bergdorf Goodman. Perfect For: Ladies who lunch -- with their dogs. Why We Love It: Designed by Über-socialite Cece Cord, the imboya-wood box looks like a funky evening bag when it’s closed but contains chic stainless-steel food and water bowls. What Else: Cord's collection is inspired by her travels with Tiger, her pet Yorkshire terrier. The ultimate status doggie bag: Cord's crocodile-trimmed tote ($6,450). |
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Harry
Barker gift pail Price: $25 (call 800-hi-harry to order). Perfect For: New parents. Why We Love It: Who knew puppy starter kits could be so snazzy? This personalized aluminum pail comes with a can of all-natural fat-free chicken-and-rice treats, a toile chew toy, and a terrycloth towel. What Else: Available in red and black toile versions, too. 
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Kitten Mitt Price:$11 at the Four Paws Club. Perfect For: Cat lovers whose idea of playing fetch doesn't involve getting off the couch. Why We Love It: The balls will make kitty jump with joy. What Else: It's one-size-fits-all because the glove stretches, so it's great for adults and kids. |
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Tee-Pee
Hound Lounge Price: $218 at Fetch. Perfect For: Dog owners with Patagonia-inspired taste. Why We Love It: The tent is meant for indoor use, but it's perfect for the beach too. Plus, it comes with a comfy fleece snooze pad. Sweater from coverknits.com.
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| Edited by Marc S. Malkin. Photographed by Antonis Achilleos. | |
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From the November 25, 2002 issue of New York
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