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Clarissa Schmidt
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By Mattie Kahn Verified, Laird Borrelli-Persson, Lisa Wong Macabasco Verified, Clarissa Schmidt| Vogue Verified When taking a scroll through the archives, one Vogue editor happened upon a February 1897 cover starring a labrador puppy. “His Soliloquy: To be or not to be—a dog show dog?” the cover line read. Another from July 1898 featured a portrait of a handsome collie named Drumtochty, outfitted, appropriately, in a Balmoral Tam’o shanter.
By Clarissa Schmidt| Vogue Verified Products are independently selected by our editors. We may earn an affiliate commission from links. August is underway, which means we’re officially in the dog days of summer. And that’s not just figuratively speaking. According to Forbes, pet ownership has increased over the last three decades—at the start of 2024, 56% of households in America had already owned a dog.
By Mattie Kahn Verified, Laird Borrelli-Persson, Lisa Wong Macabasco Verified, Clarissa Schmidt| Vogue Verified When taking a scroll through the archives, one Vogue editor happened upon a February 1897 cover starring a labrador puppy. “His Soliloquy: To be or not to be—a dog show dog?” the cover line read. Another from July 1898 featured a portrait of a handsome collie named Drumtochty, outfitted, appropriately, in a Balmoral Tam’o shanter.
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New York, United States