What the dachshund lacks in size, he more than makes up for in tenacity. So it goes with Hot Dog!, LLC. Although we may be relative newcomers to the scene, we've got a number of projects in the works, and many more on the way!

Launched in February 2005, Peedee Publishing represents our freshman effort. Peedee Publishing is an online publishing company that specializes in non-fiction literature. While we do publish "how-to" guides, our niche is environmentally and socially responsible and post-anthropocentric discourse: books, dissertations, essays, articles, and so forth, focusing on animal, environmental, human, gay/lesbian/transgendered, and women's rights; environmental and ecological issues; animal behavior; and the social sciences. Peedee Publishing offers aspiring authors and pundits an opportunity to reach a wide marketplace, thanks in part to our networking and marketing know-how, as well as our competitive compensation plan.

Inspired by Hot Dog!'s muse and logo model, Angel Pawprints is a web site where humans can mourn the loss of their beloved companion animals, be they dogs, cats, pigs, horses, lizards, cows, ferrets, or llamas. Members can create memorials, and everyone may browse the tributes and visit the site's reference section, which is filled with poetry, articles, essays, music, and other resources to provide comfort and hope.

Always Remembered is essentially the human version of Angel Pawprints. At Always Remembered, members can commemorate their lost loved ones with an online memorial. Additional features include original literature on death, dying, and bereavement; poetry focusing on grief and mourning; a forum where members may chat with one another; and a comprehensive reference section and bookstore.

In keeping with our affinity for companion animals, we plan on designing and publishing "baby books" and photo albums for nonhuman animals. Disappointed by the lack of sufficient options in this arena, we would very much like to create fun, lavish, detailed journals and albums in which caregivers can capture the minutia of their beloved animals' lives.