New Calling Card for Dogs Helps Break the Ice and Make Friends

A calling card for your dog may be just the icebreaker you need to improve your social life.

(PRWEB) March 7 2004--Paw Cards are a great way to begin a conversation in those awkward first moments when you meet someone new, and a great way to give out your own contact information.

Customers are telling us how helpful Paw Cards are in social situations," said Rodney Ash, creator of the unique cards for dogs. We are hearing how fun it is to hand out the cards, and how easy it is to use them to start a conversation."

Ash gave an example of how a customer reported that when he was walking his dog in Aspen, Colo. a number of women stopped to pet the dog.

He told us that many women would stop to pet his dog, and they would often ask the dogs name. He would answer, 'Oh, his name is Fetcher and here is his card. Most said something like, 'Thats Cool, or 'I need to get one of these for my dog.

Dog owners are very proud of their dogs, and they like showcasing them to others. They love the cards because they can show off their dog, even when the dog is not with them," explained Ash.

For some their dogs Paw Card is just a way to show their pride in their pet, but for others it becomes a new type of calling card that opens doors that might not have otherwise been available to them.

Singles looking for other singles are using their pets and their Paw Cards every day to meet new people," said Ash. When singles are out walking their dog they no longer need to feel awkward about exchanging phone numbers or e-mail addresses. They can swap Paw Cards and suggest that they call each other to plan the next walk so they can let their dogs play in the park together.

Its a great way to break the ice and start a relationship based on a mutual enjoyment for dogs," said Ash.

The http://PawCards.com website offers many different colorful and attractive designs to select from. Once you pick the design you like you can put any information you want on the card about you and your dog, and of course you can include a photo so you can show your dog off.

Contact:

Rodney Ash, (847) 301-0695

http://PawCards.com

David Bresnahan, (801) 562-5362

http://ThatPRGuy.com

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