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Funny Dog Owner XL Black T-Shirt "I've Been Feeding My Dog For Years and All I Got..."
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Here is a great T-Shirt for any dog owner when you realize that over the course of a dog's life, you'll be spending about $6,000! It is a pre-worn, black XL (extra large) T-Shirt that says: "I've Been Feeding My Dog For Years and All I Got Was This Stupid T-Shirt" in white silk-screened letters across the front of the T-Shirt. Nothing on the back of the shirt. The T-Shirt measures 24 inches across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 31 inches. No holes or stains. Just a little wear and fading around the collar and seams. 100% cotton.
And so you know... Every August 29th is National Dog Day!
No one can win hearts like man’s best friend and in honor of this bond between man and canine, Dog Day is celebrated.
Take time to appreciate the love and value that dogs bring to our daily lives, and to do your bit for homeless and abused dogs the world over. From keeping us safe working for the emergency services to supporting people who are blind, deaf or disabled, dogs do a lot for us humans, and this is an opportunity to give something back.
Recommendations for ways to celebrate Dog Day range from adopting a dog from a rescue home to giving your dog a holistic spa treatment or even buying yourself and your dog matching t-shirts.
The National Dog Day Foundation supports all breeds and varieties of dogs and discourages purchasing from unethical backyard breeders and puppy mills; instead, support reputable breeders or adopt from rescue homes.
And so you know... Every August 29th is National Dog Day!
No one can win hearts like man’s best friend and in honor of this bond between man and canine, Dog Day is celebrated.
Take time to appreciate the love and value that dogs bring to our daily lives, and to do your bit for homeless and abused dogs the world over. From keeping us safe working for the emergency services to supporting people who are blind, deaf or disabled, dogs do a lot for us humans, and this is an opportunity to give something back.
Recommendations for ways to celebrate Dog Day range from adopting a dog from a rescue home to giving your dog a holistic spa treatment or even buying yourself and your dog matching t-shirts.
The National Dog Day Foundation supports all breeds and varieties of dogs and discourages purchasing from unethical backyard breeders and puppy mills; instead, support reputable breeders or adopt from rescue homes.













