It seems people can’t get enough of the personalised masks either, as the shop has sold 100 of the unique items in just three weeks.
Danielle Schule, who owns the shop with her friend Denise Smandych, said she was inspired by her pooch’s crooked teeth. The 44-year-old from Calgary, Canada, said: ‘I was staring at my computer and my Boston terrier smiled at me.
‘I snapped a picture of him, his teeth are so gross and funny and I decided to put them on a mask.’
She’s also had lots of requests from parents, who have found them a great way to get kids to put on a face mask.
She says: ‘If we can create something that makes mask-wearing a bit more fun, we want to do that.’
Learn everything you can about your dog’s habits and behaviors. If you and I were having a conversation over coffee and I asked you to tell me about your significant other, or your kids, or any other special person in your life, chances are good that you could say quite a bit about them. In fact, you may know more about them than you think.
But the shop hasn’t just caught the attention of dog and cat lovers, one snake owner even asked Danielle is she could make a mask printed with the fangs of his pet reptile.
She adds: ‘He sent us a fantastic picture and we did it and he was ecstatic.’
Danielle’s masks cost £12.13 and customers will need to supply their favourite picture of their pet during the ordering process.
The product description reads: ‘Your pup’s face should be over 50% of the original photo so we can zoom in and still get a clear pic. Good lighting and focused pic make the best masks.’
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