Some Dog Lovers Use Twitter to Share Dog Info
The best thing about Twitter is you can find people with similar interests. Life coaches, photographers, artists and media wizards are all on Twitter and searching for connections. On Twitter you “follow” and can be “followed”, sharing updates. It’s fun to see what everyone else is up to in 140-characters or less.
Of course I did my usual search for dog lovers and was not disappointed. A long list of dog lovers came up, some promoting businesses and services and some just promoting their dog. It’s a great resource for free advice on training, feeding, breeding and generally caring for your dog. Here are some of the best dog-related Twitterers I’ve found:
@ EcoPup: Boasts Eco-friendly clothing and accessories for your pawsitively posh pets!
@ Dogfessions: Its Nikki Moustaki, author, TV/Radio personality, dog trainer, pet industry expert. She also runs www.dogfessions.com and www.dogvice.com.
@Petigreeworld: On Twitter to educate, inspire and create a world of entertainment for you, your lifestyle and your trusted pet. Can be found at www.petigreeworld.com
@Bluebeagle2: Just a cute beagle who checks in.
@TheHusky: The life and times of Misty The Siberian Husky.
@TheDogExpert: Sheryl Matthys, The Dog Expert, Dog Trainer, CEO of www.leashesandlovers.com. Lots of fun tips on behavior.
@dogdiaries: Its a social community for dog lovers. Check them out at www.dogdiaries.com/au.
@sylviedog: Chicagoan Sylvie whose hobbies include sleeping, eating cookies and yelling at Mugsy. www.sylviedog.blogspot.com.
@iPuppyCam: all about puppies!! Gotta love it! www.ipuppycam.com.
@Woofcp. Pet gifts. www.bigpawdesigns.com.
This list are some of my favorites, but there are many more who contribute great information. If you get a chance, do your own search and find out what’s going on in the world of dogs on Twitter.
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