
Linda, America's Top Dog Model®
2005 Winner. |

Mia, America's Top Dog Model®
2006 Winner. |

Daphne Simone, America's
Top Dog
Model®
2007
Winner
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Maia, America's Top Dog
Model® 2008
Winner |
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Headquartered in Boca
Raton, Florida, America’s Top Dog Model ® Contest, now in its fifth
season, is one of the “hottest”
and most "stylish" dog competitions
in
America.
During
America’s Top Dog Model ® Contest in 2005, we searched for “top
dogs” with “fashion style.” Our fashionable winner and
America’s first “cover dog™” is Linda, a
"Deer Head” Chihuahua
from Lighthouse Point, Florida.
In 2006, the theme for
America’s Top Dog Model ® Contest was “home is where the heart
is.” The contest called for professional photos of
stylish
dogs in a “home setting.” Our
stylish winner is Mia,
a miniature Dachshund rescue dog from Valencia, California.
The theme for
America’s Top Dog Model ® 2007 Contest was
“travel with style.”
Our grand prize winner is Daphne Simone, an elegant,
black and white,
American Cocker Spaniel, from New York City and West Palm
Beach.
Our 2008 Contest theme
was “entertain with style.” Meet America’s Top Dog Model ®
2008 winner, Maia, an adorable Pug from Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Maia’s winning photo portrays her celebrating Chinese New Year
complete with Chinese cookies and liver pate´. Notice how she is
appropriately dressed for the occasion! This “top dog model" knows how to “entertain with style!”
In the photo on this
page, Maia graces the cover of the August 2008 issue of
Pet Style
News. She will also be featured on the cover of America’s Top
Dog Model ® 2010 Calendar.
America's
Top Dog Model
®
2009 Calendar is now available and can be ordered on line.
My book
Diva
Dogs, which features many of
America’s Top Dog Model ® winners, is
currently available in major book and retail stores in the
United States, as well as the United Kingdom, Australia, and
South Africa.
It can also be ordered now at
www.Amazon.com and
www.BarnesandNoble.com.
America's Top Dog Model
® 2009 Contest starts January 9, and ends
May 22. The theme is "Go Gorgeously Green."
Going Green does not apply only to people. Canines,
along with their owners, can help save the planet we all share.
According to the American Pet Products
Manufacturers Association 2007-2008 National Pet owners survey,
there were 74.8 million owned dogs in the United Sates, alone!
Together dogs and their owners can make a huge impact on the
central issue of the 21st Century: Sustainability.
During
America’s Top Dog Model ® 2009 Contest, we
will search America for
top dogs who are eco-friendly
and find out what they are doing to help create a cleaner,
greener world. If you need inspiration, check out our
green
page and discover 25 ways to
reduce your pooch’s carbon
paw prints!
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