#4, #5, #6, #7 I apologize for my error. I realize your name should be PET and not PETS. I will wait and see if you like my ideas before I go in and do the corrections. "LLC" is usually optional in a logo; do you want it added?
Thank you!
Sunshine

I am glad you like the design! Here it is with the correct name.

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correct name with LLC

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Here it is with the slogan in a position where it could be added or deleted as needed.

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Great! #9 Best by far. I like the cat but am not sold on the dog. It may be his positioning. Is it possible to have him looking forward?

Thanks

The dog is now looking at the viewer. I also tweaked his body quite a bit and changed the hat.

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Here is a completely different style of design with the cat & dog inside a pair of boots.

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#20, #26, Both of these are Great. I'm not sold on the pets/boots. I really like the rest as is, though.

Re #20 & 26 If you are able, please give me some more detailed feedback on the pets/boots. Is the placing the pets inside the boots the problem? Or the style of the drawing? Do you want the pets more cartoon-like? My drawing style takes quite a bit of time so I would like some more direction before I proceed. Thanks so much!

#20 & #26 Hi, Thanks for the follow-up and your effort. Yes, the pets in the boots doesn't work for me. The pets are adorable, though. The drawing is Great. Your original concept of the dog sort of the main character/cowboy really hooked me. I like the cartoon-like that I have seen so far, but I am open to all. I hope this helps. Don't hesitate to ask for clarity.

Thanks Again

You mentioned that you wanted to keep the dog and cat as realistic as possible so I have did a design without the boots.

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The dog has a white hat because he is the good guy. :) Also note the star mark on the cat's back.

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This entry has only flat color and no gradients or shadows...a simple 4-color print job. It would make a great embroidered badge, too.

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