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Kimberly Wherley became winner of the prestigious Bronze A' Design Award


Como, Italy, April 19, 2017 /DESIGNPRWIRE/

A' Design Award and Competition is happy to inform that the work Double Dog Run by Kimberly Wherley has been awarded with the famed Bronze A' Design Award at Pet Supplies and Products for Animals Design Competition Category.
Pet Supplies and Products for Animals Design Category Bronze A' Design Award Winner
A' International Design Award and Competition is delighted to share that the pet supply work Double Dog Run by Kimberly Wherley became a laureate of the famed Bronze A' Design Award in Pet Supplies and Products for Animals Design Category elected as the winner by the international jury members of the A' Design Awards & Competitions amidst thousands of submissions.

Further information Double Dog Run
Kimberly Wherley, the lead designer of the winning pet supply design Double Dog Run demonstrates “The Double Dog Run System is a tie out system for two dogs. The system allows two dogs to play freely without getting tangled. In addition to tangle-free, the dog run is also strong holding up to eight-hundred pounds at a time. The dogs are also able to run in 360 degrees at any speed. The dog run is portable, offers safety and an excellent experience for dogs and their owners.” Learn more and download high-resolution photos at at: https://competition.adesignaward.com/design.php?ID=48936

The Bronze A' Design Award
The Bronze A' Design Award is a prestigious award given to top 10% percentile designs that has achieved an exemplary level of greatness in design. Entries to the A' Pet Supply Design Awards are peer reviewed and anonymously judged by a grand expert jury panel of prominent academics, important press members and established professionals. Nominated pet supply designs are voted on pre-determined evaluation criteria to highlight only the leading pet supply design works. In addition to reaching top international media, A' Pet Supply Design Award winners are listed at World Design Rankings (worlddesignrankings.com), are highlighted at Design Classification (designclassifications.com) platform and are showcased at DesignMag.org which lists the best designs from all countries in all disciplines.

About A' Pet Supply Design Awards
A' Pet Supply Design Award aims to highlight the excellent qualifications of best pet supply designs and greatest pet supply design concepts worldwide. The A' Design Accolades are organized and awarded annually and internationally in multiple categories to reach a wide, design-oriented audience. The ultimate aim of the A' pet supply Design Competition is to create a global awareness for good design. To learn more about the A' Design Competition visit: http://www.whatisadesignaward.com

Relevant Website
More info could be found at https://competition.adesignaward.com/design.php?ID=48936

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