Artists need YOUR input, please!

[cyber-sibes]

mine are too rough on bowls, we stick to aluminum ones, but i did buy a really nice big treat jar. picture frames sound like a good idea.

[lv4dogs]

I only use metal bowls so thats probably out the question for me (assuming you would probably do ceramic type bowls).

I would be intersted in the treat jar IF it has a nice seal on it (most don't which is why I stick to rubbermaid type containers) and is large (having 3 dogs I need a large treat jar, another reason I usually use rubbermaid containers).

I make picture frames already so I myself wouldn't be interested.

Sorry if "I" am not too much help for you. But if I were speaking for the general public I'd say they are all great ideas!

[Catsnclay]

Thanks to all of you that responded! Me & my group are always interested in what you have to say and will take this all into consideration.

As of right now we are in the designing stages - meaning we are trying to pick ONE of the three and work on that. We just couldn't come up with the "perfect" one!

If anyone else has any input, please reply.....we would love to hear from you.

Thanks again for doing this for me!

Bunny >^..^<

[flip195]

Realistic factual figures of different breeds, not the cheapo painted things you find at walmart.

[tomkatzid]

We use a BIG colorful dog bowl as a candy dish on the coffee table. So they don't have to be for just the dogs !! Jars on the kitchen counter tops for dog treats and human treats too !!

[Pembroke_Corgi]

I would like all three! I'm always eyeing things with dogs on them , most of the art on my walls has some kind of animal in it...

I think of the 3 I would most likely buy the treat jar since I don't own one, but like lv4dogs said, it would have to have a good seal.