DARREN & PHILLIP

Dogs in pajamas watching movies, cuddling, and enjoying their lives, YES it’s real!! The blueboys social media account is the evidence of that. They make everyone who comes across their cute photos on the Internet be amazed by their friendship and style.

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Their names are Darren and Phillip or as their owners, Lachlan and Jen, like to say Dazzy and Philly. They live in Brisbane, one of the biggest cities in Australia. They first got their social media accounts back in 2017 when Jen decided to open a separate page for Darren. And as for now, The blueboys account has over 700K followers only on Instagram. They post mainly pictures of Darren and Phillip playing or cuddling which they love the most, also they gained a huge amount of followers when Jen uploaded photos of them in pajamas. Recently, they started uploading videos and photos with owners (Jen and Lachlan) dancing, posing etc. On August 16 of this year, they welcomed a new member of their family, a baby girl whom they named Penelope. 

Darren was the first to move in with Jen and Lachlan. They had no intention of getting another dog, but Darren seemed lonely and anxious. Barking, chewing up objects that weren’t his, and other stress responses were among his actions. The coming of Phillip changed his life. Darren, despite being happy with Phillip around, is nonetheless the needier of the two, wanting head and shoulder rubs and a lot of cuddling, thus earning him the moniker Captain Needy Pants. Phillip is considerably better at enjoying himself, despite the fact that his way of getting fun frequently gets him into trouble. For example, he always steals and eats products from the groceries. 

Recently they launched their clothing brand D&P, which is concentrated mainly on dogwear but also has clothing for people. It’s important to mention that a fraction of money from the purchase price they donate to rescue teams, to improve the lives of less fortunate dogs who need care. Consequently, over four years they have already donated 150 thousand dollars to those rescue teams.