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*Spoilers ahead* Whether you're disappointed by the Game of Thrones finale or not, at least we can all agree on one thing -- Ghost finally got the love and attention he deserved. And at least the people have that to hold onto as we say goodbye to this duo.
All Hail Kind Arthur -- the true king of Whiskeros, Lord of the Seven Kittydoms, Pawtrector of the Realm, And Breaker of Leashes. This Redditor created the ultimate cardboard throne for her 17-year-old senior Maine coon, Arthur. Check out the incredible work and the insanely gorgeous cat that is our new king:
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Etsy crafter PetCharacters is offering custom pet portraits of your dog or cat sitting on the famous chair of swords. All animal lovers have to do is purchase one of the portraits (starting at $79.99) and provide a photo of their pet. This cool crafter offers portrait options for multiple pets in one painting, and also has custom Star Wars, Star Trek, and Doctor Who pet portraits. Check out some of these awesome portraits!
In an interview with Huff Post, Episode 4 director, David Nutter, said that Jon and his direwolf's goodbye lacked physical affection because they wanted to "keep it as simple as possible" given that Ghost is entirely computer generated. People on twitter were not so pleased...
Warning: Spoilers ahead if you're not caught up with Game of Thrones.
One crucial reunion was missing from Season 8, episode 1 of "Game of Thrones"- That of Jon and his dog, ghost. People were promised host so they demand Ghost.
Following the first episode last night, here comes the doggo version of Game Of Thrones, featuring Crusoe the dachshund as Jon Snow and Ned Stark, and Oakley the dachshund as the White Wiener, The Hound, and the Dragon.
Viking is a UK company that always tries to get creative with their office décor. Their latest project to inspire staff was their biggest yet – the creation of a whopping 13-metre-long dragon made entirely of paper! The aim of the project was to celebrate the return of the final season of Game Of Thrones and do a little marketing in the process. The dragon, which was primarily built by artist Andy Singleton, took 110 hours of design, construction and installation and "involved the equivalent of 1,200 A4 pieces of paper to make, and its final dimensions were 12.95 meters (42.5-feet) long, 2.8 meters (9.2-feet) wide and a wingspan of 6 meters (19.7-feet)." According to the company's blog, the dragon himself think it's "Impressive, but I'm not sure how I'm supposed to ride that into battle without getting any paper cuts or accidentally setting my mount on fire trying to burninate enemies. "Carefully." Yeah….you see the problem is Carefully is not my middle name". Here are some photos and a video of the construction process.
The new and final season is just around the corner but in case those waiting days are too much for you, check out some of these Game of Thrones products you can buy your pet while turning him to the coolest thing on Westrose.
The Iron Throne Cat Bed is a cat bed that proposes to turn your beloved feline into a king of the seven kingdoms, Lord of Westeros, finally giving you a valid reason to prostrate at his feet to swear allegiance to him. A funny gadget designed by MadeForPets. Via: Ufunk
In honor of the 7th Season airing... here are only a handful of Game of Throne characters with their cat look- a-likes!
If you like Game of Thrones, Parks and Recreation, Stranger Things, and Jessica Jones then you should definitely be able to appreciate these adorable art prints of cats starring as your favorite characters.
