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Stories & Conversations

Casey Lewis & Liza Darwin, Co-Founders of Clover, and Bear & Montie

From teen magazine interns to teen media moguls to Brooklyn dog moms—they did it all together in 10 years. Read more
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It’s in the Bag: Poop Bag Dispensers for Chic Dog Parents

The poop bag holder is one of the most important accessories you own, so make it worth your good deeds for dirty business. Read more
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Lisa Lu, PR & Events Director at Bergdorf Goodman, and Stella

Shelter-in-place in style with the fashion publicist for the iconic department store and her equally iconic Bossi-Poo. Read more
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Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, Author & Editor, and Pepoli

The New York Times bestselling author and A Public Space editor, who plays in a basketball league with her toy poodle, on why wolves are misunderstood. Read more

“She thinks that the world is filled with love f

“She thinks that the world is filled with love for her. I mean, everyone says their dog is the best, but she has the most engaging personality where she just loves people. Even though she only weighs 16 pounds, she will still tug me across the street to meet people. We sometimes joke that she is like a little white girl, by which I mean that she just has this confidence that the world loves her and will love her back. As someone who grew up always questioning where I belonged in a room, I love that for her. And am sometimes jealous of her.” —author @cpamzhang, dog mom to Kitsune the Corgi 🐾

“Dogs belong in the boardroom, too.” —#Monda

“Dogs belong in the boardroom, too.” —#MondayMotivation from chief canine officer Artemis 💪

@cpamzhang, dog mom to Kitsune the Corgi, is a Boo

@cpamzhang, dog mom to Kitsune the Corgi, is a Booker Prize nominee and National Book Award 5 Under 35 Honoree—so naturally, we had to ask her about her fave works of literature about dogs: “The first one is Nate the Great. It’s a children’s book series about a child detective who solves crimes with his dog. Very formative to me. Next, I’m sure you hear this a lot, but The Friend by Sigrid Nunez. I think it’s a great way of using pet writing that’s unsentimental. I do think there is this danger of being overly sentimental. Finally, there’s this incredible essay by Jo Ann Beard called ‘The Fourth State of Matter.’ I reread this essay every two or three years. It’s this touchstone of humanity and greed and humor. I won’t give it away, but some truly awful things happen in the writer’s life.” Link in bio for the full conversation 👆

Peeking inside Kensington Palace as The Queen’s

Peeking inside Kensington Palace as The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee approaches… 👑

“She is the simplest and maybe purest thing in m

“She is the simplest and maybe purest thing in my life. In the last year of having gone from my writing being private to public, I’ve had to contend with this sort of change in my life where I have a public image. The public image of me is so focused on the intellectual and technical, and it’s easy to fall into this trap: This is who you are. This is how you define your self worth and your worth to other people as a floating brain. When I spend time with Kitsune, it’s a reminder that you’re worthy of being loved whether or not you have something to say.” —@cpamzhang, author and dog mom to Kitsune the Corgi

Young Liz Taylor and Lassie—two of the biggest a

Young Liz Taylor and Lassie—two of the biggest and brightest stars in the world 🌟

“Like a true Asian mom, I cut her fruit. On her

“Like a true Asian mom, I cut her fruit. On her birthday, we did a picnic in the park with a plate of cut fruit. I especially like feeding her carrots and peaches. She was so happy. We were so happy.” —@cpamzhang, author and dog mom to Kitsune the Corgi 🥕🍑

Author of one of @barackobama’s (and our) favori

Author of one of @barackobama’s (and our) favorite books of 2020, @cpamzhang, has had a whirlwind few years since the publication of her debut novel, How Much of These Hills is Gold. How does she stay grounded? Meet Kitsune the Corgi/🦊: “She forces me to leave the house, makes me a better person—if not necessarily a better writer. She is a reminder that there are needs outside of my writing world. When I’m deep in the process, I forget to eat. I forget to go to the bathroom. I won’t change my clothes. She actually needs attention and the reminder of the needs of her body is also a reminder of the needs of my own body. There are definitely times when I resent that, but ultimately I’m grateful to have somebody in my life that reminds me at my base level that I am a warmblooded creature.” Link in bio for the full conversation photographed by @nottaylersmith 🐾

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