Decorate for Tails - and Win! Our Holiday Raffle for Ponytails

The holidays are getting closer, and the air is filled with the smell of pine needles, tangerines, and… doggy pranks. That means it’s time to turn on the magic and fun! We at PitLazyB are announcing a holiday raffle for our favorite ponytail friends and their creative owners – “Decorate a Pine Tree and Win!”

It’s simple: decorate your dog’s collar, harness or Christmas outfit – add a ball, bow, pinecone, mini garland (safe, of course!) or even a small Christmas tree. Take a photo and share it on social media with the hashtag #holidaysPitLazyB. We don’t care about the professionalism of the shot – it’s the mood, care and the spark that lights up in your ponytail’s eyes that counts.

What is there to win?

A holiday treat set;
Certificates for goods from our store;
And, of course, the main prize – a warm blanket with your pet’s name embroidered on it.

Entries are open until December 30, 2023. The winners will be chosen randomly, but the most heartwarming images will be included in our New Year gallery.

Let the ponytails shine like garlands, and let the holidays be full of joy, love and warm noses! Get your tinsel ready, take out your camera and decorate your pet – the magic starts right now.

Interesting Facts about Dogs

Unique nose – like a fingerprint!

Every dog has a unique pattern on their nose, just like a person’s fingerprints. Some companies even use this to identify pets!

Dogs can sense their owner’s moods

They can recognize your emotions by tone of voice and facial expressions. A loyal friend will always sense if you are sad.

Dogs have their own dreams

Just like humans, dogs can dream when they sleep. This is especially common in puppies – they actively startle and move their paws.

The tail is a way of communicating

The position and movement of the tail tells you about the dog’s mood: if it wags to the right, it’s happy, to the left, it’s wary.

Dogs can “read” a person

They understand up to 250 words and gestures, and the most intelligent breeds – such as Border Collie – are able to memorize the names of hundreds of objects.