Sentence examples for dog boutique from inspiring English sources

As you might expect, there's a very good dog boutique in Paris: Moustaches, which translates as "Whiskers".

At left, Sharon Webb, right, and Micha Torbert groomed Gena and Super at a dog boutique in Georgia.

Paris even has a dog boutique, called Moustaches (which translates as "whiskers"), selling everything from jewel-encrusted dog bowls to gemstoned collars.

The products -- as well as the beds and shocking pink water bowls -- are on sale at Les Cadors, an upscale dog boutique in the Marais in the heart of Paris.

The small, few-block district also has a chocolate shop, elegant but not overly expensive restaurants and bars, a dog boutique and other unique shops that make for a nice girls' day out or a fun stroll with the family.

Omotesando, the Notting Hill of Tokyo, mixes credit-card temptation with architectural highs, including a cuboid building containing Tod's shoes and Prada's beehive-style emporium, and Tadao Ando's undulating Omotesando Hills complex with its dog boutiques, but don't - at any cost - miss Takeshita Dori, just down the road.

Among the pet rabbits, exotic dogs and boutique furniture was a stall stocked full with the sky-blue jersey of the Somalia national football team, the red, yellow and green colours of Ethiopia and the white strip of the Kenyan national side.

"But when they're squeezing you out and you could only buy a hot dog in a boutique, that's what it all boils down to".

Marshall Field's ripped itself inside out, refocusing its spotlight on new suppliers like Levenger and The Downtown Dog, which leased boutique space.

This, says owner and sausage master Jeff Rohatiner, is a boutique dog.

The Facebook page for Satya Yuga describes it as "a collective of musicians, painters, woodworkers, hot dog vendors, scrappers, boutique designers and lingerie models".