Pug Benji and the Freaky Fruit Snack Fanaticism. This item is unavailable.Pug Benji and the Freaky Fruit Snack Fanaticism

Benji is an easy-going pug going through life having a wonderful time with his family and favorite boy. They hang out and play each day.

This is a carefree story of a puppy mill pug with an unusually long tongue who becomes part of a family with two other pugs. He quickly acclimates himself to this new family.

Then, one day he hears the crinkling sound of a plastic bag being opened. He discovers the alluring scent of fruit snacks emanating from the bag and is drawn hypnotically to them.

Told from Benji's viewpoint, this tale puts a human in the mind of a pug that has become completely obsessed with a particular type of food that drives him absolutely wild. His life changed forever after finding such a delightful and delectable treat.

Pug, dog, and animal lovers from all backgrounds will relate to Benji's story. Anyone that has experienced life with a dog and how they can become 'freaky' at the crinkling of a snack bag will empathize with this real-life story.

Laurren Darr has been 'owned' by pugs since her first pug rescue of White Pines Tuttie when she was just six years old. Tuttie had never been out of a cage or even uttered a bark. She was the joy of Laurren's life until she left this world at the age of 15 (human years, of course!). This silly pug would let Laurren dress her, put clippy earrings on her, and even put lipstick on her. They'd spend hours tootling around the neighborhood dressed in their Sunday best, which is why Tuttie served as the inspiration for the launch of the Pet Fashion Guild over thirty years later. She understands the deep roots and connections created between humans and animals through fashion because of this kinship. Her book, "Lipstick On A Pug," won the Dog Writers Association Maxwell Medallion for 2015 Children's Book of the Year. Her publishing imprint, Left Paw Press, has printed numerous books on pet fashion, pug children's, medical, racing, and coloring. "PugDala Coloring Book," a mindfulness coloring book also won a Maxwell Medallion. In 2013, Laurren combined her marketing experience and lifelong love of pet fashionology to launch the Pet Fashion Guild, an organization created to provide educational materials and tools for pet fashion professionals. She's been named a "Paw-er Woman" by Fidose of Reality blog and was a 2015 & 16 finalist for Pet Industry Woman of the Year. In 2018, Pet Age named her a Woman of Influence. Laurren earned her pet fashion certification from Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City in 2015. Laurren's busy Indianapolis-area home is filled with her husband, her race car driving son (Zachary Tinkle), and a fabulously fashionable pug named Bella.