The beloved sock puppet Lamb Chop from American television fame has become a top-selling dog toy. Credit...Tony Cenicola/The New York Times Supported by By Alexandra E. Petri Most toys that cross ...

Dog toys, particularly those resembling cultural icons like Lamb Chop, are increasingly popular. This trend of integrating pets into human social spheres has historical roots, dating back to ...

A simple yet elegant rack of lamb, coated with crisp and flavorful spices, is a stunning centerpiece for any meal. Paige Grandjean is a food editor, recipe ... the rack into chops, but don ...

He wanted Lamb Chop, a stuffed-animal version of the white-and-red puppet from a popular 1960s TV show, and he wanted lots of them. Morgan, a 32-year-old from New York, bought eight small Lamb ...

Lamb Chop. Of course, dogs don’t understand the cultural connotation of a large burning hemp joint. And some of the shapes leave legitimate questions as to how playtime will go; how do you toss ...

Batdorf recalled wondering whether Foxie’s tenderness toward Lamb Chop was because they looked similar — both white and fluffy. “Her maternal instincts kicked in,” Batdorf, 35, said.

A company product photo of Lamb Chop, the dog toy that has won over the hearts of millions of dogs and is inspired by the 1960s-era puppet (Credit: Multipet International, Inc.) (NewsNation) — Lamb ...

(NewsNation) — Lamb chops aren’t just a meaty delicacy in the U.S.; they’re also a dog’s best friend. America’s most popular dog toy this year has been “Lamb Chop,” a small plush ...