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    The Dog Shop with the Grace Kelly & Andy Warhol Legacy

    I read an 1987 Spy article about dogs (and dog people) of the Upper East Side, and uncovered a little-known fact about my local dog shop. Read more

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    Danielle & Gabby Prescod, Fashion Editors, and Harry Potter

    They're sisters and BFFs working in the fashion industry. He doesn't love clothes. Read more

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    Bobbi Brown, Beauty Mogul & Makeup Artist, and Biggie

    The rescue who now flies on private jets on the weekends, and the iconic beauty titan who now runs small businesses. Read more

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    Linda Rodin, Entrepreneur & Fashion Stylist, and Winky

    She's the legendary fashion icon who has extended her vision to luxury dog accessories. He's the muse behind it all.  Read more

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    Valisia LeKae, Broadway Star, and Blu & Rosie

    The Grammy- and Tony-nominated Broadway star and ovarian cancer survivor met her husband while walking her dogs in Central Park. At home, she sings to them—and they sing back. Read more

The Mid-Autumn Festival, on October 1st, is a trad The Mid-Autumn Festival, on October 1st, is a traditional Chinese celebration of harvest, in which mooncakes are eaten under the full moon. The legend of the festival, in fact, has a lot to do with a dog. This holiday is commonly known as the Chinese Thanksgiving, and what’s Thanksgiving without the entire family—dogs included? We made homemade gluten-free mooncakes for dogs (#ArtemisApproved), which are super simple to make despite their beautiful embossing. Link in bio for the recipe and legend, and stay tuned for more moon content this week 🌝
How do dogs have so much energy without coffee? 😴
“When you first arrive at Hunter College’s Thi “When you first arrive at Hunter College’s Thinking Dog Center, you are greeted with many belly rubs. This is Amanda, the graduate student and master belly rubber who worked with me. It is very important to assess the humans on how well they rub your belly. After all, they’re seeking your approval. Swipe right to see more of my contribution to scientific knowledge, and read my story in the link in bio to find out more!” —chief canine officer Artemis 🐾
Hunt After Frans Snyders by Cecily Brown (2019), a Hunt After Frans Snyders by Cecily Brown (2019), a re-work of Boar Hunt by Frans Snyders (1625-30)—➡️ to compare 🐾 #TheDogAsMuse
This is chief canine officer Artemis, and while I This is chief canine officer Artemis, and while I have been the brains and beauty behind this entire operation for over a year, this is the first-ever story I’ve ever written myself. Since school is back in session, I wanted to share one of my favorite experiences: My day at Hunter College’s Thinking Dog Center in New York City. Earlier this year, before Mom stopped having playdates of her own and started exclusively spending time with me, we met up with photographer @nottaylersmith and took the subway to this fantastic place designed just to study dogs and how we think. Link in bio to find out how I earned my PhDog 🎓
Sweater weather, always feminist weather 🍂 Sweater weather, always feminist weather 🍂
“Is there any worse betrayal than a bath?” — “Is there any worse betrayal than a bath?” —chief canine officer Artemis (Psst—DM us to fill out a pet grooming survey. We’re donating $5 to @muddypawsrescuenyc for every completed survey 🛁)
Why did the Stanford- and Harvard-educated doctor Why did the Stanford- and Harvard-educated doctor who specializes in gender-affirming dermatology, Andy Nguyen, MD, name his very good girl Dasher? Because dogs have biological sexes—but no gender identities. “They have sexes, and organs, but not gender,” Andy explains. Name your dog whatever you want! #ScrubsAndPups
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