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By ELIZABETH SCHNEIBNER couldn't care less about getting a gill, the truth is-that it's an opportunity lor owners to show pets how much they care about them. And what cal or dog wouldn't appreciate a new toy or a tasty treat? And it's nice to remember the pets of your friends and family. Dogs arc undoubtedly the easiest pels to shop for. They're happy with anything you give them, whether it's a worn-out tennis ball or a chewed-up Frisbee. Rawhides, plastic chew rings and squeaky toys are always a hit. Other gift ideas include a comly dog bed, a cuddly lamb's wool toy. a water bowl warmer that keeps water from Iree/ing or a tin filled w ith your dog's favorite treats. Just as you make holiday goodies for your friends and neighbors, you may want to bake homemade bones for the dogs in your life. If price is no object, there are plenty, of oling pet owners arc in good company. Almost half of all pet owners buy their pels gifts for the holidays. While there are skeptics out there who will (ell you that animals Pooch Presents
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