Pooping Chihuahua Turns Red. The Good Puppy Table Lamp Now Comes In Ferrari Red.

About 10 months ago I introduced you to the defecating dog lamps by UK artist Whathisname.  Now he has created a Ferrari red version of The Good Puppy Table Lamp, a pooping Chihuahua whose turd is actually the on/off switch.



Step on the poo to turn the lamp on or off:


The bow is now magnetic and you can take it off anytime:


The black Good Puppy Table Lamp and the Good Boy Floor Lamp:


For pricing, and availability contact What's His Name

A Talented Boston Terrier Balances 25 Days Of Christmas On His Head.

Director Dj Cosgrove and wife Amber originally hail from Columbus, Ohio and now live in Los Angeles along with their adorable and talented Boston Terrier, Turbo.


above: their family portrait from Instagram

Together, between their two instagram accounts, they have shared photos on alternating days of Turbo balancing Christmas items on his head.

Photographed on the same formica flooring (all except for one image) with Christmas lights strewn at his feet, Turbo, who is crazy cute, manages to balance everything from Bumble, The Abominable Snowman to a porcelain teapot on his little black and white head and snout.

25 Days Of Things on Turbo's Head: (okay, technically, I'm sharing 23 days, you'll have to start following them to see the last 2 days)

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DJ and Amber, who themselves are a beautiful hip young couple, are dog lovers and trained Turbo themselves.


above: DJ and Amber Cosgrove

above: Turbo poses between the Cosgroves ( photo courtesy of Joseph Lombardi of Aztech productions)

No tape, glue, wax or any assistance is used. Turbo, who turned 3 on August 5th, has pure talent and has been balancing things on his head since both began their instagram accounts. Earlier images show the treat as motivation on his snout, but as time passed Turbo didn't need the treat for his fantastic feats.


all images © and courtesy of DJ and Amber Cosgrove

I was so happy to stumble upon these images, quite accidentally and now am thrilled to share them with you.

DJ Cosgrove on Instagram
Amber Cosgrove on Instagram

Peep-Hole Door Stickers Make Spying on Who's There Even More Fun.

I already feel silly pressing my eye against the peep hole to see who may be knocking at my door. So why not go even further and add one of these six high quality removable Door Eye Stickers. They fit around a standard "peep hole" and can be placed on the front or back of the door and they make fun little gifts. Available in the six styles shown below.

Dog:

Black Cat:

Camera:

Eyeball or Big Brother:

The matryoshka cracks me up because it looks like South Park's Cartman in a babushka:

The Owl is available in two colors:




$9.99 USD each Buy them here

Defecating Dogs Brighten Up A Room. Pooping Dog Lamps By Whatshisname.

The Good Puppy Table Lamp and the Good Boy Floor Lamp are designed by a Polish born artist who now lives and works in London and goes by the obscure moniker What's His Name.

The two dumping dog lamps, a Chihuahua and a Great Dane, are about as sophisticated looking as canines taking a crap can be. Both have On/Off switches shaped as dog turds that needs to be pressed, or in case of Good Boy lamp, stepped on.

Good Boy:



Good Puppy:


Both lamps were supposed to be part of London’s the Art Below exhibition on London Underground stations. Even though organizers accepted the work, unfortunately London Underground banned it for being offensive.

He now creates them as made to order pieces in limited numbers.

Creating the lamp takes about one month.



Good Puppy is available in limited editions of 200 worldwide.



PRICES:
Good Puppy Lamp £1000 (GBP) + 20% VAT + £50 shipping = £1250 ($1,966.12 USD)
Good Boy Lamp £2500 (GBP) + 20% Vat + £85 shipping = £3085 ($4,851.89 USD)
Order them here