Relationship Expert Tag Archive: Eric Bittman
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By Eric Bittman, CEO/President of Warren London
To say that getting a dog is a huge responsibility is an understatement. From feeding, walking, and picking up after your furry friend to making sure he’s up-to-date on his vaccines and well groomed (with Warren London products, I hope!), he demands a lot of attention. Before rushing into picking out a pet, there are a lot of things to think about and to discuss as a family.
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By Eric Bittman, CEO/President of Warren London
So you’ve been dating your significant other for a while. It feels like true love, and you decide to take the next step: buying or adopting a cute puppy together. Before you pick up your fluffy Fido, there are a few conversations that you need to have.
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By Eric Bittman, CEO/President of Warren London
Picking out a pet as a couple can be a cause of stress in a relationship. The biggest choice is usually deciding whether you want a big dog or a small one, but it can be much more complicated than that.
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This post is sponsored by Warren London.
It’s no secret that many pet owners want what’s best for their furry friends, and Eric Bittman was no different when he created Warren London. Eric and his wife Sara are the proud parents of two Boston Terriers, Maurice and Brittney. When Maurice was six months old, he developed a number of skin allergies. Unfortunately, the recommended shampoo only left his skin drier and itchier, which is why Eric decided to develop his own line of grooming products.
Warren London’s main goal is to make innovative luxury spa and grooming products that get great results. The company uses only natural ingredients to ensure that all items are top quality; they’re even human tested on top of being dog tested. Each product is made with a simple belief in mind: “Every dog deserves a spa day!”
From shampoos and conditioners to paw revitalizers and facial cleansers, Warren London sells a wide range of products that are sure to keep your dog looking (and smelling) his best. We all know that a clean dog makes a happy partner; after all, nobody wants to come home from a week-long business trip and be greeted by a smelly pooch who leaves muddy paw prints on their dry clean-only suit.
Plus, for a bit of added fun, the company also has quick-drying, non-toxic, water-based Pawdicure Polish Pens, available in 13 colors and perfect for dog nail art.
My husband and I used the Coconut 2-in-1 Shampoo + Conditioner on our Lab mix, Finn. Just a puppy, he loves to play and run around outside, which means he gets dirty quickly; even so, three days after his bath, he still smelled like coconuts. His coat was particularly shiny and seemed more moisturized despite the Colorado winter air.
We also used the Instant Ear Cleaner on Finn’s sensitive ears. He happily obliged while we massaged the solution into his ear canals, and his floppy ears stayed much cleaner than usual.
Lucky for you, one lucky CupidsPulse.com reader will win a Warren London gift bundle that includes: Lavender Shampoo, Hydrating Butter, Deep Cleaning Paw Fizz Tablets, Paw Sani-Scrub, Cucumber Melon Foaming Facial, “Wet Kiss” Dog Cologne, Grapeseed Oil, Instant Ear Cleaner, three Polish Pens, Nail File, and Buffer Block. Grooming your dog should be easy, effective, and, most importantly, fun — and thanks to Warren London products, it can be!
GIVEAWAY ALERT: To enter for a chance to win the Warren London gift bundle, go to our Facebook page and click “like.” Leave a comment under our giveaway post letting us know you want to enter the contest and telling us something fun about your dog. We’ll contact the winner via Facebook when the contest is over, and they will have three days to respond back with their contact information. The deadline to enter is Monday, January 13th at 5 p.m. ET. Good luck!
Congratulations to Melissa Mazzur!
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By Eric Bittman, CEO/President of Warren London
For my first expert post, I want to consider a common question: What do you do if your pet is a deal breaker? Let’s say you have a two-year-old puppy, and you meet the person of your dreams — and they aren’t a dog person. Do you choose your dog, or do you pursue a relationship with your soul mate? Big dilemma!
