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The Find: designer dog accessories that won’t blow your budget

By Toronto Life

| January 29, 2013

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The Find: doggy style

In an era of designer dog wear, kitting out a puppy can be as costly as a kid. With a little insider knowledge, however, bargain-seekers can find deals on everything from eco-friendly pet bowls to fleece-lined dog coats. Here, a look at the best sales, stores and products to prevent your pooch from becoming a money pit.

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The Find: doggy style

The Find: doggy style

The Find: doggy style

The Find: doggy style

The Find: doggy style

Photography by Erin Leydon, Emma McIntyre and Carlo Mendoza

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