Standard estimates indicate 200 million MySpace members and 75 million Facebook users, with millions more accessing and using YouTube and other similar outlets every day. According to current statistics cited by The Humane Society of the United States, thirty nine percent of households in the U.S. own at least one dog, accounting for nearly 75 million canines. When combined, these numbers show that the social networking landscape is primed for canine-specific content.

"It's well known that dog-lovers are a rabid breed, and Doggyspace was created specifically to let them share stories, photos and videos of man's best friend quickly, easily and to a very broad audience," said Doggyspace founder, Levi Thornton. "Doggyspace takes social networking to the dogs. It's fun, easy to use and, best of all, is free."

Doggyspace is ideal for pet owners that want to share stories or learn about a specific breed, recently relocated individuals looking to create friendships based on a love of dogs, or even people simply interested in finding a play date for Fido. Standard Doggyspace accounts are free. Later this year the company will launch premium accounts for a small fee, a portion of which will be donated to an animal charity of the members' choice. For more information on doggyspace.com or to create a profile for your dog, please visit www.doggyspace.com.

Doggyspace is a social network for dog owners. Doggyspace memberships are free and revenue is generated from ads and premium members. At Doggyspace.com, dog owners can create a doggy portfolio, form groups, and post their favorite photos and videos while connecting with other "friends" in the neighborhood, from the dog park, across the country or in another country. The networking site is a product of Mad Frog Productions, Inc. located in Fredericksburg, VA.

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