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  1. This is so cute I am going to make this for my sister’s birthday cake! I hope it looks as good as this!

  2. I have never ever played with fondant before. It doesnt look complicated broken down. Mine would likely look like a hedgehog or some such creature.

  3. this is so fab! i have a friends who is dog mad (she has 6 huskies!) so i will be practising making fondant huskies for her birthday cake in march next year 😀

  4. Oh wow, this looks amazing! I wish I could make things like that! My daughter turns two in a couple of month and I really want to make her a lovely cake but I worry it’s going to be suitable for the pinterest fail threads!!

  5. Oh my goodness Sarah that’s amazing! How very clever you are. I’m not sure my cooking skills are quite as good as yours. Perhaps it’s one to try in the future. We don’t have a dog but POD is continually asking for one!

  6. How very clever – i dread to think what my attempt would turn out like!
    Here’s to all the dogs for international dog day x

  7. International Dogs Day sounds like my kind of holiday. I don’t think I could make a fondant doggy, purely because I wouldn’t want to eat it, meaning it would only end up mouldy! 🙁 x

  8. He is a very cute dog. We don’t have a dog here instead we have two kitties! Happy dog day to your pooch!

  9. Ok how talented are you? you made that look so easy but I bet if I gave it a go it would turn out looking nothing like your picture! So amazing though. x

  10. That is soooo clever! Too cute to eat! In fact, it completely reminds me of a fondant dog on a cake that my daughter got attached to in Japan! I had to carry it everywhere for hours because she couldn’t eat it! 🙂

  11. I did not know about international dogs day – and that fondant dog is amazing! My attempt would look nothing like that!