Super Dog Winner by Kumfy Tailz!

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

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Meme Models Red

If you've been following our Event Barkers post-game action since Super Dog Sunday™, you may know we have a sponsor running reviews and giveaways with some of our Cheer Team members and our Fido's Freebie Friday partner. There will be more of these opportunities to win Kumfy Tailz coming along, so stay tuned to the list in my sidebar, where you can check up on the progress of each giveaway, as well as learn about new ones.

As a part of this event, Kumfy Tailz has offered each winner one cooling/warming harness for their own dog as well as one to donate to a Petfinder shelter or rescue of their choice. We will be happy to donate your harness on your behalf when you provide the name and address of the rescue. If you prefer to hand deliver the second harness, we'll include it in your package, and you can enjoy giving this gift from you and Kumfy Tailz and Event Barkers. This gives you 3 options to choose from for delivery of your donation.

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Chloe Shares the Attachment View

Thanks for all of your patience with our delay in naming a winner. Both Dogtipper.com and All Things Dog Blog have been busy digging up new excitement for you at Global Pet Expo, and we're just now getting back on top of our blog business. Even Tanner and Oliver will be announcing a winner this afternoon, so be sure to stop over at 5 Minutes for Fido to see if you've gotten lucky there. Watch for more new events and sponsors coming this Spring, offering opportunities to learn, enjoy and win. 

The Event Barkers winner of a Kumfy Tailz harness is Mallory Grace Huff. Mallory is a recent addition to our readership here, and I'm happy to see her grab a great prize after she worked very hard at learning the ropes during our #SuperDogPics and Super Dog Sunday™ events. With over 6600 entries, she's one lucky lady. Congratulations Mallory! Watch for an email with your news!

For those of you who have not yet won a Kumfy Tailz, please be sure to watch the list of other blogs evolving at my sidebar, or simply take the sure thing method and order your own at the KumfyTailz.com website. To learn more, "Like" the Kumfy Tailz  Facebook page, follow on Twitter, or visit their website to see the new fabrics.

Event Barkers is continuing their efforts to aid Petfinder shelters by facilitating this Kumfy Koatz giveaway and donation option for our readers and other pet bloggers. As with Super Dog Sunday™, we have donated our time and not taken a fee for this service to our beloved shelters.
The Comfy Pax gel pack pouch should be heated according to website instructions for safety and the longest life of the pouch. Sizing may be found at this same page; for best results we recommend that you take accurate measurements using a soft tape measure. A limited number of harnesses have been provided to us; we cannot make replacements for poorly-fitted harnesses.

Pet Temperature Control: Kumfy Koatz Provides Solutions

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

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Lucy Offers Her Profile

Our Super Dog Sunday™ Spirit has been extended by www.Kumfy Tailz.com. How? This wonderful company that has provided thousands of shelter dogs with therapeutic warming and cooling harnesses is at it again. They have offered to share thousands of dollars of their product with Petfinder.com shelters as well as a limited number with winners like you.

You'll find a number of pet blogger reviews and giveaways popping up shortly. They will be offering a variety of ways to share the love. Watch for these coming soon on your favorite pet blogs as you peruse the Internet. 

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Wooley Shows Off a Small Dog View

When a pet owner seeks solutions for over-heating or hyperthermia, the Kumfy Koatz can solve their problems in both the coldest of Winters and the hottest Summers. The gel pack technology, when used according to instructions, will warm or cool Fido's inner core organs, allowing him to enjoy the outdoors for longer periods during intense weather.

Kumfy Koatz are also wonderful for health issues and can be extremely useful at veterinarians' offices and shelters.

The outside layer of fabric on the Kumfy Koatz warming and cooling harnesses has recently been changed to a mesh fabric, available in numerous colors. Other than the fabric change, the product remains the same. The Kumfy Pax pouch slides easily into its pocket in the chest of the harness to help your dog’s inner core organs warm or cool as needed. Your dog can now spend more time outdoors in Winter cold or Summer heat. To learn more, follow the Kumfy Tailz  Facebook page, follow on Twitter, or visit their website to see the new fabrics.

Our Event Barkers giveaway below will offer a neoprene version of the Kumfy Koatz to one lucky winner, along with an additional harness to be donated to the winner's Petfinder.com rescue or shelter of choice. All Things Dog Blog and DogTipper.com suggest that entrants locate a Petfinder shelter nearby by visiting this link. If you prefer a sure thing to an entry, simply visit the website to select and order your preference of color in the mesh fabric.

The rascally Rafflecopter widget below is sometimes temperamental. If you don't see it, please click on the post title to refresh and it will come out to give you a hand with entries. Good luck!

P.S. Be sure to check out Oliver's post and giveaway at 5 Minutes for Fido. You know you want to see his adorable modeling job....go now!

Event Barkers is continuing their efforts to aid Petfinder shelters by facilitating this Kumfy Koatz giveaway and donation option for our readers and other pet bloggers. As with Super Dog Sunday™, we have donated our time and not taken a fee for this service to our beloved shelters.
The Comfy Pax gel pack pouch should be heated according to website instructions for safety and the longest life of the pouch. Sizing may be found at this same page; for best results we recommend that you take accurate measurements using a soft tape measure. A limited number of harnesses have been provided to us; we cannot make replacements for poorly-fitted harnesses.