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Among the goodies that you can purchase right now for the upcoming holiday season are matching pajama sets for the entire family, including your pets. That way, you can include your pet in the festive tradition of dressing in the same comfy clothes as your family. That's right, it may be only October, but you can get your December holiday pajamas right now. Just make sure you get your pet's input before buying.

Dogs love music. They even have their very own preferences of music. Just like we do. So why not connect people and dogs with the same taste in music? That's exactly what Spotify and an animal shelter in Germany did.   

They have teamed up to launch 'Adoptify,' featuring music for dogs. The Adoptify website makes it possible for prospective pet owners to have themselves matched to an adoptable animal based on their shared love of music. While one dog is said to love hip-hop, the other might prefers rock. After finding a dog with similar musical interests, one may watch a video about the dog, read more information about them and hopefully, provide a loving home for their new friend. Here are some of the music preferences of adorable dogs offered for adoption. Via: Trend Hunter

Have you ever wondered what your doggie doppelgnger would look like? Well, wonder no more: The hilarious @YouAreDogNow takes photo submissions of selfies (or squads) and pairs them with an image of their perfect counterparts.Here are some new photos submitted lately. 

Fab Dog Inc has found a way to make sleeping animals even cuter. They developed a line of adorable pajamas for dogs and cats that are not only perfect on their own, they come with a matching pair for you as well. Perfect for the holiday season! Via: Shared

The bond between Topher Brophy and his adorable Aussiedoodle dog, Rosenberg, is so tight, they've begun to dress like twins. The two share the same piercing blue eyes, scraggly facial hair and a genuine hipster style. And, as luck would have it, when it comes to posing, the two are once again on the same level—their facial expressions mimic one another in rather effortless way.  See more of this dynamic duo by following Brophy's Instagram.